If you or a loved one developed a medical condition from exposure to toxins while working under the Department of Energy or related federal agencies, you may qualify for benefits under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA). A key part of this support is the DOL White Card.
The DOL White Card grants approved workers access to free medical care for their covered conditions—no co-pays, no deductibles. It’s a powerful resource that ensures those who’ve served in hazardous environments are not left to navigate their health alone.
But the benefits go beyond just doctor visits. Services like physical therapy, in-home care, and medical massage are often covered. That means you can receive therapeutic massage for pain relief, injury recovery, and wellness, fully paid for under your approved claim.
To qualify, your condition must be recognized as caused by occupational exposure—often from radiation, beryllium, or toxic chemicals. Once approved, you receive the DOL White Card and gain access to a network of providers experienced in treating EEOICPA patients.
It’s essential to work with care providers who understand the program. From therapists to case managers, each step should be HIPAA-compliant and properly documented. Providers will help with billing, scheduling, and submitting SOAP notes for continued care.
The White Card is not just a benefit—it’s a path to restored health and peace of mind. If you think you qualify, begin by visiting the OWCP DOL website or speaking with a claims representative.