Second Opinions for Workers' Compensation
According to the Wisconsin Workers' Compensation Act, employees in Wisconsin have the right to select their own doctor for treatment following a work-related injury. This provision empowers injured workers to make informed decisions about their medical care.
As an injured worker in Wisconsin, you retain the right to seek a second opinion from a healthcare provider of your choice. You are not obligated to accept a diagnosis from a company or health clinic doctor. If you believe you've been misdiagnosed or wish to switch workers' compensation doctors, our team of medical specialists in the Milwaukee area is here to assist you. We prioritize accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans for maximum recovery.
Schedule an appointment with us today for your professional second opinion.
Workers’ Compensation Claims in Milwaukee
Filing a successful workers’ compensation claim depends on accurate records, medical clarity, and proper documentation. At Wisconsin Medical Group, our work injury doctors and staff understand the importance of organized paperwork, detailed exam findings and consistent communication throughout the claims process.
Whether you’re working with a lawyer or filing independently, our Milwaukee workers' comp clinic provides an experienced medical witness, comprehensive exams and medical reports to support your claim. We offer:
Contact our clinic to start your workers’ comp claim with a trusted work injury doctor.
Exams Related to Workers' Compensation Claims
Injured workers often need one or more medical evaluations to support a claim or clarify next steps. Wisconsin Medical Group offers comprehensive exams to document your injury, determine work readiness and provide objective medical opinions.
Independent Medical Examinations (IME)
Your employer, insurer or legal team may request an independent medical exam to obtain a second opinion on your condition. Our physicians provide unbiased medical evaluations based on clinical evidence and detailed examination.
Permanency Evaluations & Disability Ratings
If your injury results in lasting damage, a permanency evaluation may be required to determine your long-term impairment. We deliver clear, thorough reports to support permanent partial disability claims and benefit assessments.
Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCEs)
An FCE measures your ability to safely return to work. Our team conducts functional capacity exams to assess strength, mobility, endurance and job-specific tasks relevant to your role.
Causation Analysis & Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI)
We help determine whether your injury is work-related and assess when your recovery has plateaued. Causation analysis and MMI evaluations clarify liability and guide future care decisions.
Work-Related Injury Treatment Specialists
A workplace injury can disrupt your health, income and routine. At Wisconsin Medical Group, our doctors who accept workers’ compensation provide accurate evaluations and personalized treatment for injured employees across Southeast Wisconsin.
Our team of work injury doctors, orthopedic providers and physical therapists creates tailored medical treatment plans focused on pain relief, recovery and return-to-work readiness. We also handle all necessary medical documentation to support your workers’ compensation claim.
Common Workers’ Comp Injuries
Every injury we treat is different and every patient receives care designed around their condition and work demands. Whether your case involves acute trauma or a repetitive strain injury, our Milwaukee-area workers' comp clinic is here to help. Common work-related injuries include:
Schedule an appointment with a trusted job injury doctor at Wisconsin Medical Group.
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