Complex Made Simple

ATF Medical is your total solution for all equipment, supplies and services that catastrophic workers’ compensation claims require. We specialize in complex care. While many companies concentrate on product lines, we deliver complete, outcomes-driven solutions for injured workers.

Workers’ Comp Expertise

Our specialists combine a deep understanding of workers’ compensation with in-depth knowledge of equipment and housing solutions to produce optimal outcomes.

INNOVATIVE
SOLUTIONS

We collaborate with you and leading manufacturers for clinically driven, outcomes-based Durable Medical Equipment solutions for all the claim’s needs.

STELLAR
SUPPORT

Rapid response, clinically driven recommendations, continuous communication and a dedicated account manager takes work off your desk.

NATIONWIDE
SCOPE

We are a nationally accredited provider focused on outcomes, serving injured workers throughout the US.

Most companies sell equipment,

ATF Medical equips a lifestyle.

Our workers’ comp expertise and outcomes-driven solutions provide a better quality of life for injured workers and cost savings for clients.

HOW WE WORK

ATF provides comprehensive

tools to independence.

ATF Medical produces comprehensive solutions for maximum functionality.

  • Rehab technology
  • Mobility products
  • Adaptive housing solutions

Understanding workers’ compensation

sets us apart.

We’re experts in complex rehabilitation solutions – providing everything you need to produce successful outcomes in catastrophic cases.

LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SOLUTIONS AND SERVICES

Why the Most Expensive Claims Rarely Start That Way

When a workers’ compensation claim becomes extremely costly, it’s easy to assume that it started with an obvious catastrophic injury or a dramatic medical event. Yet the reality for most claims professionals, third-party administrators, employers, and case managers is quite different: the most expensive claims rarely begin with the factors that ultimately drive their costs.  At ATF Medical, our deep experience working with complex and catastrophic claims has revealed a critical pattern: cost escalation is often a process issue as much as a clinical one. Understanding how and why this happens is key to better planning, earlier intervention, and cost stabilization.  Complexity Creeps In When Care and Coordination Are … Continue reading Why the Most Expensive Claims Rarely Start That Way

ATF Medical Completes Type 1 SOC 1 Examination

At ATF Medical, our mission has always been simple but profound: equip injured workers for the highest quality of life and remain involved for the life of the claim. We deliver clinically driven, outcomes-based solutions that simplify the complex challenges associated with catastrophic and complex workers’ compensation claims. We are proud to announce a major milestone that further reinforces that commitment: ATF Medical has successfully completed a Type 1 System and Organization Controls (SOC 1) examination, with an unqualified (clean) opinion issued by independent CPA firm AssurancePoint, LLC, as of December 1, 2025. What This Means for Our Partners The … Continue reading ATF Medical Completes Type 1 SOC 1 Examination

Holiday Planning Tips for Case Managers: Avoiding Project Delays in Adaptive Housing

The holidays bring warmth, reflection, and family togetherness; but for case managers who coordinate adaptive housing projects for injured workers, they can also bring delays, vendor backlogs, and supply chain bottlenecks.  When contractors, equipment providers, or municipalities slow operations for the season, even well-planned home modification projects can slip off track. A few strategic steps taken early can help ensure your injured workers’ transitions remain smooth, safe, and on schedule.  Confirm project timelines before the holiday rush By early November, vendors begin setting vacation schedules and freezing new starts. Proactively confirm construction milestones, inspection appointments, and equipment delivery dates now.  … Continue reading Holiday Planning Tips for Case Managers: Avoiding Project Delays in Adaptive Housing