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Workers’ Compensation Clinic in Hialeah
Miami Hialeah Medical Group is a workers’ compensation clinic in Hialeah providing evaluation and treatment for work-related injuries and illnesses. Our doctors assess your condition and recommend treatment to support your recovery and a safe return to work.
Our clinic is located at 1490 W 49th Pl, Suite 412, Hialeah, FL 33012. For information about our workers’ compensation services and the steps needed before your visit, call 305-696-0842.
Workers’ compensation services at our Hialeah clinic
Our services include:
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Evaluation and treatment of work-related injuries.
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Independent medical examinations.
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Ambulatory care.
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Physical and occupational therapy.
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On-site diagnostic, laboratory and pharmacy services, and orthopedic supplies.
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Rehabilitation programs.
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Return-to-work planning.
What does a workers’ compensation doctor do?
A workers’ compensation doctor evaluates and treats work-related injuries and illnesses. The doctor assesses your condition, recommends appropriate treatment, and helps guide your recovery and a safe return to work.
What should I discuss with the doctor during my workers’ compensation visit?
Explain how your injury happened, when it occurred, and what symptoms you are experiencing. Let the doctor know about your work duties and any difficulties you have performing them.
This information helps the doctor evaluate your condition, determine a diagnosis, and recommend treatment to support your recovery and a safe return to work.
What if I still have pain when returning to work?
Pain related to a work injury is treated according to appropriate medical protocols. If you continue to experience pain after returning to work, discuss it with your treating doctor.
If your work duties are making your condition worse, contact your doctor to have your work status and restrictions re-evaluated.
Can I choose my own workers’ compensation doctor in Florida?
In Florida, medical care is generally coordinated through your employer and its workers’ compensation insurance carrier.
You may request a one-time change of physician in writing during treatment for a work-related accident. The insurance carrier generally selects and authorizes the replacement doctor. Requesting a change does not automatically mean you can choose any physician.
Before scheduling a visit, confirm the required authorization with your employer or insurance carrier.