Office of Compensation Analysis and Support (OCAS)

The NIOSH Office of Compensation Analysis and Support (OCAS) conducts activities to assist claimants and support the role of the Secretary of Health and Human Services under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act of 2000 (The Act).

Our Web site changes frequently as we update and add new information. We encourage you to use the "refresh" or "reload" feature on your Web browser to ensure that you are viewing the current version of our Web site.

OCAS News

• Dose Reconstruction Program Video Now Available
  

  NIOSH has developed a 15 minute video to to provide a basic understanding of this complex, scientific program to those who have a claim undergoing dose reconstruction. It provides answers to the most frequently asked questions that NIOSH receives from its claimants, as well as general information about the NIOSH claims process. After watching the video, NIOSH hopes the audience has a better understanding of dose reconstruction and the dose reconstruction process, and recognizes that the NIOSH dose reconstruction program is grounded in sound, scientific methods that give the benefit of the doubt to the worker whenever possible.

  You can view the Dose Reconstruction Program Video on our Dose Reconstruction page. Information on how to order hard copies of the video is also available.

  
  

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About Our Web Site

OCAS expects a wide variety of people to visit this Web site. Therefore, we have included as much information as possible on OCAS, our activities, and The Act. If you have any questions or problems finding the information you need, please contact us at 513-533-6800 (toll-free at 1-800-35-NIOSH) or by email at ocas@cdc.gov.

Our Web site changes frequently as we update and add new information. We encourage you to use the "refresh" or "reload" feature on your Web browser to ensure that you are viewing the current version of our Web site.

If you would like to receive email messages notifying you of when an update to our Web site has occurred, please email us at ocaswebupdates@cdc.gov with your request.

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