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Workers’ Compensation Case Management

Coordinating care and recovery after a serious workplace injury.

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When a Workplace Injury Becomes Complex

A serious workplace injury rarely involves a single provider or a straight path to recovery. 

The injured worker may be moving between hospital care, rehabilitation, specialists, and outpatient therapies, while physicians, the employer, the claims team, attorneys, and family all need accurate, timely information. When those pieces don’t connect, recovery stalls, communication breaks down, and the claim becomes harder for everyone involved.

Feinberg Consulting provides workers’ compensation case management nationwide. Our Certified Case Managers bring clinical depth and steady coordination to catastrophic and medically complex workplace injury claims, so care moves forward and every stakeholder knows where recovery stands.

How Our Case Managers Coordinate Care

Our case managers don’t make a referral and step back. They stay actively involved, making sure the care plan is carried out and adjusting it as recovery changes. 

Depending on the needs of the case, that includes:

Coordinating and attending medical appointments
Coordinating care among physicians, specialists, rehabilitation providers, and therapists
Medication coordination and follow-up
Arranging transportation to treatment
Coordinating durable medical equipment
Coordinating attendant care
Coordinating home and vehicle modifications
Proactive updates to claims professionals and attorneys
Discharge and transition planning between care settings
Identifying and resolving barriers to recovery
Connecting clients with community resources
Monitoring progress and follow-through on treatment recommendations
Clear, consistent communication with the injured worker and family
Detailed documentation and progress reporting
Vocational support where appropriate
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Connecting Medical Recovery and Function

Recovery after a workplace injury is measured by more than completed appointments. Our case managers look at how the injured worker is actually functioning: at home, in daily activities, and in the community.

We watch for gaps between what the treatment plan calls for and what’s happening, and we bring those gaps to the care team early, before they become setbacks.

This clinically informed view gives claims professionals and attorneys a clearer picture of progress and the reasons behind it.

Supporting a Return to Work or Meaningful Activity

When it’s appropriate, we support the transition from medical recovery toward work. 

Our team includes professionals with vocational evaluation experience who look at an individual’s abilities, limitations, and goals, and help identify realistic next steps. That may mean a return to the same role, modified duties, a new direction, or other meaningful activity when returning to work isn’t the right goal.

Every plan is built around the individual’s medical guidance and recovery, not a predetermined timeline.

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Working With the Whole Team

Workers’ compensation claims involve many parties with different roles. We collaborate with each of them and keep communication clear and consistent.

Claims Professionals and Insurers

Proactive updates, clear documentation, and progress reports that explain where recovery stands, what’s working, and what’s needed next.

Attorneys

Consistent communication and thorough documentation, with advocacy that stays focused on the client’s clinical needs rather than on either side of the claim.

Employers

Coordination around recovery progress, work restrictions, and return-to-work planning where appropriate.

Injured Workers and Families

One steady point of contact who explains what’s happening, coordinates the details, and clarifies next steps.

Independent, Clinically Informed Case Management

Feinberg Consulting is financially independent. 

We never accept payments or referral fees from providers, so every recommendation is based on clinical appropriateness and the individual’s recovery. That independence lets us work constructively with claims professionals, attorneys, and providers while keeping one priority clear: what’s right for the injured worker’s recovery.

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Our Process

Step 1
Comprehensive Assessment
We evaluate medical, functional, and environmental needs, and review the current treatment plan.
Step 2
Individualized Care Plan
We set clear goals with the injured worker, the treating team, and the claims team.
Step 3
Provider Selection and Coordination
We identify the right providers and connect every part of the care team.
Step 4
Active Case Management
We attend appointments, resolve barriers, and keep care moving forward.
Step 5
Ongoing Monitoring and Reporting
We track progress, adjust the plan as needs change, and keep all parties informed.

Experienced Certified Case Managers

Our workers’ compensation case managers are Certified Case Managers with backgrounds in nursing, social work, rehabilitation, and vocational evaluation. For 30 years, Feinberg Consulting has coordinated care for individuals recovering from catastrophic and medically complex injuries, including traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, severe burns, and complex orthopedic trauma.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a workers’ compensation case manager do?

A workers’ compensation case manager coordinates the medical, rehabilitation, and practical parts of recovery after a workplace injury. That includes appointments, providers, equipment, transportation, and home needs. They also keep the injured worker, employer, claims team, and attorneys informed. At Feinberg, case managers stay actively involved in carrying out the care plan rather than only making referrals.

Which states do you serve?

We provide workers’ compensation case management in all states.

Who can refer a case?

Most of our workers’ compensation cases are referred by insurers, claims professionals, and attorneys. Employers, injured workers, and families are also welcome to contact us, and we’ll clarify how case management can be arranged through the claim.

How is workers’ compensation case management paid for?

Case management services are billed through the workers’ compensation claim.

How do you keep claims professionals and attorneys informed?

We provide proactive updates and detailed documentation, including progress reports that outline the current status of care, barriers to recovery, and recommended next steps.

Are your case managers certified?

Yes. Our workers’ compensation case managers are Certified Case Managers with backgrounds in nursing, social work, rehabilitation, and vocational evaluation.

Do you support return-to-work planning?

Yes, where appropriate. Our team includes professionals with vocational evaluation experience who assess abilities and goals and support realistic next steps toward work or other meaningful activity.

Is Feinberg affiliated with any treatment providers?

No. Feinberg Consulting is financially independent and never accepts payments or referral fees from providers. Our recommendations are based on clinical appropriateness and the individual’s recovery.

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A Case Management Partner for Complex Workplace Injuries

When a workplace injury involves multiple providers, complex rehabilitation, or a recovery that has stalled, our team can clarify next steps and bring coordination to the claim.

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