As a covered employee under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act (EEOICPA) you can receive Durable Medical Equipment (DME) for the treatment of your accepted condition(s).

Now that you have filed a claim under the EEOICPA. The DEEOIC staff must assemble a case file containing evidence that shows your eligibility for compensation and benefits. This starts the adjudication process in determining…

First and foremost you must first make a claim under the EEOICPA. When you file your claim under the EEOCIPA, you are making a claim that you worked at a specific covered facility and that you contracted a covered illness …

Loyal Service Agency is proud to announce the release of an enhanced version of the DOE Covered Facility database! We have taken the original DOE Facility Database and made six major enhancements. Check it out toady!

If an employee eligible for EEOICPA benefits is deceased, one or more of the employee’s survivors may file a claim for compensation as eligible survivors under the EEOICPA. The eligibility requirements are different…

DEEOIC invites authorized representatives (AR) residing in IL, MI, IN, KY, OH, WV, VA, MD, PA, and NY, to attend the DEEOIC third AR Workshop being held October 16 and 17, 2018 at the NIOSH Federal Building in Cincinnati, OH.

Under the EEOICPA, in order to establish Part E Causation evidence must show that exposure to a toxic substance at a covered facility was a significant factor in causing, contributing to or aggravating the claimed condition…

Part E Covered Conditions is any illness or death resulting from exposure to a toxic substance from employment at a DOE facility or a RECA Section 5 facility. This includes any occupational illness accepted under Part B…

Once your claim is accepted under Part E of the EEOICPA you will receive Part E benefits based on whether you are a covered employee or an eligible survivor. Compensation differs for employees and survivors…

Part E covers Department of Energy contractor or subcontractor employees whose occupational exposure to a toxic substance at a covered Department of Energy facility during a covered time period was a…