EEOICPA care & benefitsA resource for patients and families

For Nevada Test Site workers

Name: NuThera
Address: 5765 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 111, Las Vegas, NV, 89118, US
Telephone: (725) 726-7914
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

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Medical care, documentation and care coordination for your EEOICPA needs in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas.

Call (725) 726-7914

Let’s talk about your next step.

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Care built around your needs

Practical help for the steps ahead

Understand your next step

Review screening results and health concerns with a physician or PA.

Get medical documentation

Evaluations and clinical records to support EEOICPA-related care and claims.

Connect with specialists

Help arranging specialist care and coordinating ongoing follow-up.

Move with more confidence

Physical therapy to support strength, mobility, and everyday activities.

White card & benefits support

Helping you understand and maximize your benefits.

Put your benefits to use through medical care, therapy, and specialist coordination.

Medical coverage applies to accepted conditions and services that meet program requirements. Some services require prior authorization. Call us to review your care needs and applicable coverage or authorization requirements before scheduling.

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Let’s talk about your next step

Start with a conversation.

Call to discuss your care and support needs.

(725) 726-7914

Helpful information

Questions about EEOICPA care?

The Nevada Test Site is now known as the Nevada National Security Site. Here are a few things to know as you explore your care options.

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What is EEOICPA?

EEOICPA stands for the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act. The U.S. Department of Labor administers the program through its Division of Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation (DEEOIC).

The program provides benefits to eligible workers with qualifying occupational illnesses associated with covered employment. Eligibility depends on individual employment, illness, and program requirements. Working at the Nevada Test Site alone does not establish eligibility.

Can I call if my claim is pending or I do not have a white card?

Yes. Contact us to discuss your care needs and available options. EEOICPA coverage cannot be assumed while a claim or condition is pending; coverage and payment arrangements need to be clarified before care.

Can NuThera help with medical documentation?

Our clinicians can evaluate your health concerns and document clinical findings, diagnoses, and functional limitations. DOL determines claim eligibility and acceptance.

Can I receive ongoing care after my claim is accepted?

Contact us about ongoing medical care, physical therapy, and follow-up. The services available depend on your clinical needs, accepted conditions, and applicable coverage and authorization requirements.

Where can I get help applying for benefits or resolving a claim question?

The DOL Las Vegas Resource Center offers free assistance with applications, forms, medical-benefit questions, and other program matters. Call (702) 697-0841 or (866) 697-0841.

NuThera provides clinical care and documentation; the Resource Center assists with program questions and claims. NuThera is an independent medical practice, with no government affiliation or endorsement.

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