Workers' Comp Injury Treatment in Glendale
If you’ve been injured on the job, you’re dealing with two problems at once: the injury and the paperwork. We handle both — treatment from evaluation through release, and the documentation your claim requires.
Call before you book
Have your claim number and adjuster contact ready. We confirm authorization before scheduling — it saves you a wasted trip.
How to Get Care
1. Call us
Have your claim number & adjuster ready when you call: (818) 549-1300
2. We verify
We confirm your authorization and how many visits are approved before you come in.
3. Get evaluated
Our nurse practitioner examines you and documents the injury for your claim.
Injuries We Treat
Back & neck injuries
The most common work injury claims — often from lifting, twisting, or prolonged strain.
Lifting Injuries
Sudden onset during a lift, frequently in the lower back or shoulder.
Repetitive Strain & Overuse
Builds gradually from the same motion repeated over months — wrists, elbows, shoulders.
Slips, Trips & Falls
Impact injuries that may involve multiple areas at once.
Shoulder & Knee Injuries
Common in physically demanding roles and jobs requiring overhead work or kneeling.
Soft Tissue Injuries
Strains, sprains, and muscle injuries that don’t show on imaging but limit what you can do.
What You Pay: Nothing
Authorized workers’ compensation treatment is billed directly to the insurance carrier — not to you. No copay, no deductible, no bill afterward.
This is the question most people are actually worried about, so we’ll say it plainly: if your claim is accepted and your treatment is authorized, you don’t pay. If there’s ever a question about coverage, we’ll tell you before we treat you, not after.
How We Can Treat Your Pain
Nurse Practitioner
Establishes medical necessity and documents your injury for the claim.
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For Employees
You have rights in this process, including a say in where you’re treated in many cases. Call us and we’ll walk you through what applies to your situation.
For Employers
We work with businesses across Glendale and Pasadena on injury evaluation, treatment, and return-to-work documentation. See our Occupational Medicine page or call to set up an account.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Authorized workers’ compensation treatment is billed to the insurance carrier — there’s no copay, no deductible, and no bill sent to you. If there’s ever a coverage question, we’ll raise it with you before treating, not afterward.
In most cases, yes — workers’ comp treatment typically requires authorization, and you’ll usually arrive with a set number of approved visits. Call us at (818) 549-1300 with your claim number and adjuster contact, and we’ll confirm everything before scheduling. If you haven’t reported the injury yet or don’t have a claim number, call anyway — we can help you understand the next step.
You may still have options. California workers’ comp rules govern where you can be treated, and they depend on factors like whether your employer uses a Medical Provider Network and whether you designated a personal physician before your injury. There are also points in the process where you can request a change of provider.
Rather than guess at your situation, call us — we’ll look at your specific claim and tell you honestly whether we can treat you.
As soon as you can. Prompt evaluation matters for your recovery, and it also creates the documentation record your claim depends on. Delays between the injury and the first medical visit can complicate a claim. If you were hurt today, call today.
Injured at Work? Call Us.
Have your claim number and adjuster contact ready if you have them when you call us. If you don’t, call anyway — we’ll help you sort it out.
