The cast, in one list.
- DEEOIC — the Division of Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation, inside the Department of Labor. Decides claims, accepts conditions, authorizes care. Every decision letter comes from here.
- The Resource Center — the DOL’s free, provider-neutral help office. In Las Vegas: (702) 697-0841. Helps you file and answers claim questions, at no charge, forever.
- An Authorized Representative — a person you appoint in writing to act on your claim: file, object, appeal. More →
- Acentra — the DOL’s medical billing administrator. Answers coverage and billing questions: (800) 736-6001.
- Your home health agency — provides the covered care, documents medical necessity, and manages authorizations. By DOL rule, it cannot be your Authorized Representative.
One rule explains a lot: the agency that bills for your care is not allowed to run your claim. The DOL treats that as a conflict of interest — which is why an honest agency points you to the Resource Center instead of pretending to be your representative.
Common questions.
Who do I call about a decision letter?
The Resource Center first — free, neutral, and they can see where the claim stands: (702) 697-0841.
Who do I call about a bill or coverage question?
Acentra, the billing administrator: (800) 736-6001. For anything about your home health itself, your agency.
Sources: U.S. Department of Labor, DEEOIC · DEEOIC, Authorized Representative conflict-of-interest guidance.