Workers Comp Doctor Bellevue

Bellevue's Trusted L&I Clinic for Injured Workers

If you've been injured at work in Bellevue or anywhere on the Eastside, Washington Work Well Clinics is your dedicated occupational medicine specialist. Our board-certified physician, Dr. John Benedict Abaño, manages your entire workers compensation journey — from initial injury evaluation through L&I claim filing, treatment, impairment ratings, and return-to-work clearance. We handle the paperwork, communicate with your employer, coordinate your treatment, and advocate for your full recovery — so you can focus entirely on healing. Washington Work Well Clinics is a Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) credentialed provider, meaning your workers compensation care is fully covered under your L&I claim.

Injured Worker Services for Bellevue Workers

A short drive from downtown Bellevue via SR-520 or I-90, our Seattle clinic provides the full spectrum of workers compensation medical care including injured worker treatment and ongoing medical management, L&I claim filing and documentation, impairment rating examinations, return-to-work evaluations, and job analysis and functional capacity assessments.

Why Bellevue Workers Choose Work Well Clinics

Bellevue’s workforce spans technology, construction, healthcare, retail, and hospitality — and workplace injuries happen across all of them. Whatever your industry, Dr. Abaño understands the physical demands of your job and the Washington State L&I guidelines that govern your claim. Dr. John Benedict Abaño, a board-certified occupational medicine physician and Seattle Met Top Doctor in Occupational Medicine (2024, 2025 and 2026), brings 15 years of clinical experience to every patient. He is highly credentialed, deeply familiar with L&I processes, and focused on one outcome — getting you back to health and back to work as safely and efficiently as possible. We don't just treat injuries. We actively manage your claim from start to finish, coordinating with your employer, L&I, and any referring providers the entire way.

Conveniently Located for Bellevue and Eastside Workers

Our Seattle clinic is a quick trip from Bellevue via SR-520 or I-90, serving injured workers throughout Bellevue and the Eastside including Redmond, Bothell, Kenmore, Woodinville, Sammamish, and Issaquah. Same-week appointments available with no long waits. 📍 Wallingford, Seattle — Mondays 8 AM–5 PM (starting Nov 9): inside Seattle Orthopedic Center, 2409 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103 📍 Fremont, Seattle — Wednesdays 8 AM–5 PM: 1103 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103 📞 (425) 458-0054 ✉️ team@workwellclinics.com 🕐 Phones answered Monday–Friday 8:00AM–5:00PM 🇪🇸 ¿Prefieres español? Visita nuestra Clínica L&I en Seattle en español →

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Referring a Patient? We Make It Easy. Washington Work Well Clinics actively partners with primary care physicians, urgent care providers, emergency room physicians, orthopedic surgeons, ARNPs, and physician assistants throughout Bellevue, Kirkland, and the greater Eastside. When you refer an injured worker to us, you can expect detailed clinical reporting, timely communication, seamless L&I coordination, and a team that takes the administrative burden entirely off your hands. We treat every referral as a reflection of your trust — and we take that seriously. To refer a patient call (425) 458-0054 or email team@workwellclinics.com.

Occupational medicine physician measuring wrist range of motion during an impairment rating examination
Dr. John Benedict Abaño, MD, FAWM, CIME — board-certified occupational medicine physician at Work Well Clinics

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Dr. John Benedict Abaño, MD, FAWM, CIME

Board-Certified Occupational Medicine Physician · COHE Provider Advisor

Every Work Well Clinics location is led by the same board-certified occupational medicine team. Dr. Abaño personally oversees injured worker care across our Puget Sound clinics.

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