Workers' Compensation Spine Care
Specialized care for work-related spine injuries with focus on effective treatment and timely return to work. Dr. Greenberg works closely with employers and insurance carriers to provide evidence-based care.
Common Work-Related Spine Injuries
We treat a full spectrum of workplace spine injuries with evidence-based approaches
Lifting Injuries
Herniated discs, muscle strains, and ligament injuries from heavy lifting or improper body mechanics.
Repetitive Strain
Chronic conditions from repetitive motions, prolonged sitting, or sustained awkward positions.
Workplace Accidents
Traumatic injuries from falls, equipment accidents, or other workplace incidents affecting the spine.
Transportation Injuries
Motor vehicle accidents during work hours or while operating company vehicles.
Construction Injuries
Spine injuries from construction work, including falls from height and heavy equipment operation.
Healthcare Worker Injuries
Back injuries from patient lifting, transfers, and prolonged standing common in healthcare settings.
Our Workers' Comp Treatment Approach
Focused on efficient diagnosis, effective treatment, and timely return to productive work
Rapid Assessment
Quick, thorough evaluation to determine the extent of injury and appropriate treatment pathway.
Conservative First
Evidence-based non-surgical treatments including physical therapy, injections, and medication management.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
When surgery is needed, advanced minimally invasive techniques promote faster recovery.
Return-to-Work Focus
Coordinated care with occupational therapy and work conditioning to facilitate safe return to work.
Insurance & Documentation Support
We handle the complexities of workers' compensation claims so you can focus on recovery
We Work With
- All major workers' compensation insurance carriers
- Third-party administrators (TPAs)
- Self-insured employers
- State workers' compensation funds
- Case management companies
Documentation Services
- Detailed injury reports and causation analysis
- Work capacity evaluations
- Maximum medical improvement (MMI) determinations
- Permanent impairment ratings
- Return-to-work recommendations
Benefits of Early Treatment
Prompt, appropriate care leads to better outcomes for both employees and employers
Faster Recovery
Early intervention prevents chronic pain patterns and accelerates healing.
Reduced Costs
Early treatment reduces overall claim costs and lost work time.
Better Outcomes
Improved long-term function and reduced risk of re-injury.
Workers' Compensation FAQ
Do I need a referral for workers' compensation care?
Requirements vary by state and insurance carrier. Many workers' comp cases require authorization before treatment. We can help verify your coverage and obtain necessary approvals.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Bring your workers' compensation claim number, insurance information, incident report, any previous medical records, and a list of current medications. We'll handle most paperwork coordination.
How long does treatment typically take?
Treatment duration depends on injury severity and individual healing. Most workers return to some level of work activity within weeks to months. We focus on safe, sustainable recovery.
Can I choose my own doctor for workers' comp?
Rights vary by state. Some states allow you to choose your doctor, while others require treatment within a specified network. Check with your employer or insurance carrier about your options.
Need Workers' Compensation Spine Care?
Get expert treatment for your work-related spine injury. Opening August 2026.