Hurt at work in Cleveland? See a workers' comp doctor who knows the BWC.
Broadway Orthopedics treats work injuries and workmans comp patients right here in Cleveland. Ohio licensed, Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation certified, and treating injured workers across Cuyahoga County since 2001.
No obligation. Your information stays confidential.
How to see a workmans comp doctor in Cleveland
You're already dealing with enough. Getting treated for a work injury shouldn't be complicated.
Tell us about your work injury
Fill out a short, secure form — it takes about two minutes. Tell us what happened, where it hurts, and how to reach you.
We contact you fast
Our Cleveland office reaches out to schedule your visit and walks you through what the Ohio BWC needs from you.
Get seen & start healing
Come in, get your work injury properly examined and documented, and focus on your recovery.
Workers' compensation care across Cleveland & Cuyahoga County
Ohio runs its own system through the Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) — and in most cases you get to pick your own doctor. Choose your area to see how we help injured workers near you.
Cleveland, OH · Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC)
Cleveland work injuries
Hurt on the job in Cleveland? Ohio is a state-fund state, so your workers' compensation claim runs through the Ohio BWC, with an MCO (Managed Care Organization) handling the medical side. The good news: you generally choose your own physician of record — as long as they're BWC-certified. Our office sits on Broadway Ave, minutes from downtown, the Flats, and the industrial corridor.
A BWC-certified workmans comp doctor right here in Cleveland — 6829 Broadway Ave.
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West Side & Suburbs · Ohio BWC
Lakewood, Parma & the West Side
Work injury on the West Side? Whether you're in Lakewood, Parma, Strongsville, or Westlake, the same Ohio rules apply: your claim goes through the BWC, an MCO manages treatment, and you generally choose your own BWC-certified doctor — which means you can choose us. Warehouse, manufacturing, healthcare, or the trades, we treat these work injuries every day.
An easy drive from the West Side for BWC-certified workmans comp care.
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East Side & Suburbs · Ohio BWC
Euclid, Cleveland Heights & the East Side
Injured at work on the East Side? From Euclid and Cleveland Heights to Mentor and Solon, your workers' compensation claim still runs through the Ohio BWC with an MCO coordinating care — and you generally pick your own physician of record. Choose a workmans comp doctor who knows the BWC system inside out.
Convenient to the East Side for BWC-certified workmans comp care.
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Dr. James O'Reilly — BWC-certified work injury doctor in Cleveland
Chiropractic Physician · Ohio Licensed & Bureau of Workers' Compensation Certified
Dr. James O'Reilly is a Cleveland chiropractic physician who has treated injured workers across Ohio since 2001. He graduated from Youngstown State University with a major in Biology and minors in Chemistry and Physics, then earned his doctorate in chiropractic from Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City, Missouri.
Dr. O'Reilly takes a “whole person” approach — looking for the underlying cause of your pain rather than just treating the symptom — and builds a care plan around your injury, your job, and your recovery goals.
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Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation certifiedBWC-certified provider for Ohio workers' compensation patients.
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Ohio licensed chiropractic physicianDoctor of Chiropractic, Cleveland Chiropractic College.
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Practicing in Ohio since 2001Two decades treating work injuries and workmans comp patients.
Broadway Orthopedics — a BWC-certified occupational health clinic in Cleveland
An occupational health clinic on Broadway Ave treating work injuries and workers' compensation patients from across Cleveland and Cuyahoga County.
- Address
- 6829 Broadway Ave
Cleveland, OH 44105 - Phone
- (216) 271-1133
- Hours
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Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Saturday Closed Sunday Closed
Serving injured workers from Cleveland, Parma, Lakewood, Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Strongsville, Westlake, and the surrounding Cuyahoga County communities.
Request My Appointment →Why a BWC-certified doctor matters for your Ohio claim
Ohio lets you choose your own physician of record — so make it count. A doctor who knows workers' compensation does more than treat your work injury; they document it correctly, so the system can't use bad paperwork against you.
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Proper documentationDetailed records that support your BWC claim and your benefits.
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Knows the systemUnderstands the Ohio BWC, MCOs, and the deadlines that apply to your claim.
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Referrals when you need themSpecialists, imaging, physical therapy, and follow-up care.
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BWC-certifiedA provider who treats work injuries every day — not a stranger to workmans comp.
Cleveland workers' comp questions, answered
What does it mean for a doctor to be BWC-certified?
BWC-certified means the provider is certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation to treat injured workers and bill the BWC for that care. The BWC states that injured workers have the right to high-quality healthcare from a BWC-certified provider. If your doctor is not BWC-certified, your treatment may not be covered under your claim. Broadway Orthopedics is Ohio licensed and BWC certified.
What is a physician of record in an Ohio BWC claim?
Your physician of record is the doctor who manages your treatment and documents your work injury for your BWC claim. In most Ohio cases you choose your own physician of record, as long as they are BWC-certified. Because that doctor's records shape how your claim is understood, choosing one who handles workers' compensation every day matters.
Can I choose my own doctor for a work injury in Ohio?
Yes. In most Ohio workers' compensation cases you choose your own physician of record, but the provider generally needs to be certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) for your treatment to be covered. Broadway Orthopedics is Ohio licensed and BWC certified, so Cleveland injured workers can choose us.
Do I pay anything to be seen for a workmans comp injury?
For an allowed Ohio workers' compensation claim, your approved medical treatment is generally billed through the BWC or your employer's plan rather than to you. Coverage depends on your claim, so we'll go over your situation with you before treatment.
What if my work injury claim was denied or delayed?
It still helps to be seen by a doctor who understands Ohio workers' compensation and documents your work injury properly. Strong medical records can make a real difference if your claim is questioned or appealed. Contact us and we'll talk through where your claim stands.
What kinds of work injuries do you treat in Cleveland?
We treat common workmans comp injuries including back and neck injuries, shoulder and knee injuries, repetitive strain, lifting injuries, slips and falls, and other on-the-job injuries. Dr. O'Reilly has treated injured workers in Ohio since 2001.
Where are you located and what areas do you serve?
Our office is at 6829 Broadway Ave, Cleveland, OH 44105. We see injured workers from Cleveland and across Cuyahoga County, including Parma, Lakewood, Euclid, Cleveland Heights, Strongsville, Westlake, and the surrounding communities.
How fast can I be seen after a work injury?
We work to get injured workers in quickly, because prompt treatment and documentation matter for your recovery and your claim. Submit the form and our Cleveland office will reach out to schedule your visit.
Get seen for your work injury in Cleveland
Tell us a little about your work injury and how to reach you. Our Cleveland office will contact you to schedule your visit and answer your workmans comp questions.
- Takes about 2 minutes
- BWC-certified & Ohio licensed
- Your information stays confidential
- Cleveland · Cuyahoga County · NE Ohio
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