This guide details the process of filing a Form CA-1, 'Notice of Traumatic Injury,' within the ECOMP system. It explains the steps involved, from initial login and form selection to providing injury details and uploading supporting documentation. The guide also covers submitting the form, receiving confirmation, and subsequent agency review. It clarifies procedures for verified and unverified users and addresses scenarios involving Form 301 and Form CA-16. Finally, it explains the process for receiving medical care and handling cases with and without lost time or medical expenses.

This guide explains how to upload supporting documents to an ECOMP case file. **Users can upload documents via different pathways depending on their user type**, with instructions provided for each. **Specific file types, sizes, and page limits are detailed**, along with steps for uploading and tracking documents using a Document Control Number (DCN). **Medical bills are excluded from this process.** The guide emphasizes that once uploaded, documents cannot be deleted.

The document outlines the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA) claim process. **Filing a claim through ECOMP** initiates a process involving supervisors, agency personnel, and the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP). **Claim status** may be automatically assigned as "Administrative Authorization of Limited Benefits" for minor injuries, or require additional medical evidence for acceptance. **Claim decisions**, taking 75-180 days depending on complexity, may be appealed via a hearing, reconsideration, or ECAB review if denied. **Accepted claims** allow for billing OWCP for treatment and wage loss compensation.

This document outlines two methods for establishing direct deposit of compensation from the Department of Labor. **Option A** involves completing and submitting the official 1199 SF Direct Deposit Sign-Up Form online or by mail. **Option B**, for those unable to access the form, requires a written request and banking verification. **Both options necessitate matching addresses** on banking information and case files to ensure successful direct deposit setup. The guide emphasizes that direct deposit only affects payment delivery method; eligibility for compensation is determined separately.

This document explains how to use the ECOMP system for managing workers' compensation cases. **Users must complete multi-factor authentication to access the dashboard**, which includes sections for viewing cases, managing draft forms, and responding to action items. **Overdue items are flagged with a red alert icon.** The system also allows users to update their account information, but **these changes only apply within ECOMP, not the OWCP case file.** To update OWCP information, users must submit a signed document.

This document provides instructions for navigating the ECOMP system, an online portal requiring multi-factor authentication. It details the three main tabs: **Cases**, displaying active and pending claims; **Draft Forms**, showing incomplete forms; and **Action Required**, listing correspondence needing a response. The guide also explains how to access and update account information within ECOMP, emphasizing that these changes do not automatically update the OWCP case file. Finally, it notes that overdue items are flagged with a red alert icon.

The provided texts detail the registration and login processes for the ECOMP system, a platform for managing workers' compensation claims. **Registration** requires personal information and password creation, followed by email verification. **Logging in** utilizes multi-factor authentication (MFA), offering email or text message-based security codes for enhanced account protection. Users can opt to skip MFA for 90 days for convenience and manage their account settings, including adding or changing contact information. The system provides users with a dashboard to track claim statuses and required actions.

The podcast, "Behind the Claim: Exploring Federal Workers’ Comp," provides guidance on navigating the federal workers' compensation system. It features interviews with experts and shares personal accounts to educate listeners on the claims process. The podcast covers topics such as filing claims, medical benefits, appeals, and return-to-work procedures. Its aim is to empower federal employees and HR professionals with practical advice and successful case studies. Listeners will gain valuable insights and tools to advocate for their rights and secure appropriate compensation. The podcast ultimately offers support and strategies for overcoming workplace injury or illness challenges within the federal government.