Injured at Work? Here’s What You Need to Know About Nevada Workers’ Compensation

If you’ve been hurt on the job, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits under Nevada law. Our medical team is here to help guide you through the treatment process—and help you get the benefits you’re entitled to.

What Is Workers’ Compensation?

Nevada Workers’ Compensation is a state-mandated insurance program that provides medical care and wage support to employees with job-related injuries or illnesses. It covers your care regardless of who was at fault.

As Your Medical Provider, We Can Help You With:

• Immediate evaluation and treatment of your work-related injury
• Completing and submitting the C-4 Form to start your workers’ comp claim
• Coordinating referrals, diagnostic tests, and follow-up care
• Clear documentation for your employer and the insurance carrier

What’s Covered Workman’s Compensation:

• Medical Treatment: Doctor visits, therapy, tests, surgery, prescriptions
• Lost Wages: Partial pay if you’re unable to work for a period of time
• Rehabilitation: Support if you need retraining or job placement
• Permanent Injury Compensation: For lasting physical impairments
• Survivor Benefits: For families in the event of a work-related death

What You Need to Do:

• Notify your employer within 7 days of the injury (in writing)
• Let us know the injury is work-related at your visit
• We will help you complete and submit the Form C-4 within 90 days to protect your rights

We’re committed to helping you recover—and making sure your paperwork and care are handled smoothly. If you have questions, please reach out to our workman’s compensation department at 775-260-1934 or workcomp@theswiftinstitute.com. 

FAQs to Address: 

• Do we accept CA claims? 
  • Yes, but only at the NV Fee Schedule Rate 
• Where can I start my claim and fill out the C4? 
  • At one of our Swift Urgent Clinics
    • 2 convenient locations
• What should I do if I get hurt at work?
  • Tell your employer immediately. Then, schedule an appointment with an approved medical provider. At your first visit, let us know the injury happened at work so we can start the correct process.
• What is a C-4 Form, and do I have to fill one out?
  • Yes. The C-4 Form is the official claim form for Nevada workers’ compensation. It must be completed at your first medical visit and submitted within 90 days of the injury. We’ll help you fill it out.
• Do I have to pay for my visit?
  • No. If your claim is accepted, all approved medical treatment is covered by workers’ comp insurance. You should not be billed directly
• Can I choose any doctor?
  • Only providers authorized by the workers’ compensation insurer or listed by the Nevada DIR can treat work comp injuries. We are a certified provider, so you’re in the right place.
• What if my claim is denied?
  • You have the right to appeal. We can provide your medical records and documentation to support your case. We also recommend contacting a work comp attorney or the Nevada DIR for guidance.
• How long does the process take?
  • It varies. Minor injuries may be resolved quickly, while more serious cases with time off work or long-term treatment can take weeks or months. We’ll be with you through each step.
• Can I still see my regular doctor?
  • For your work injury, treatment must go through an approved work comp provider (like us). You can still see your regular doctor for non-work-related health issues.
• Where can I learn more?
  • Visit the Nevada Division of Industrial Relations – Workers’ Compensation site:
    🔗 dir.nv.gov/WCS