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Idaho Nuclear Site

Idaho National Engineering Laboratory is located in the eastern desert of Idaho on a site covering almost 900 square miles. The area where the lab is located was first used to test artillery, then eventually was designated the National Reactor Testing Station. Over the course of its operation, the site has been home to more than 50 nuclear reactors. One of the most notable accomplishments of the lab was the development of the nuclear-powered submarine.

The Idaho National Engineering Laboratory suffered from many of the same flaws as other early nuclear facilities. Safety was not as good as it needed to be for the protection of those who worked there. The EEOICPA was created for workers across the country who developed cancer and diseases associated with working in nuclear facilities. It provides compensation, including free medical care, for those that qualify.

Twilight Health is here to help you determine if you are a good candidate for EEOICPA benefits. Please contact us if you worked at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and believe your illness is due to your employment there. We are standing by to answer your questions and get you the help you need.

EEOICPA & RECA Benefits

Workers at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory who suffer from cancer and other illnesses because of their time spent working at the lab can get benefits and compensation from the EEOICPA. As of September 2017, the EEOICPA has paid Idaho National Engineering Laboratory workers:

  • Part B Compensation: $111,766,071
  • Part E Compensation (Includes Survivor, Lump Sum, Wage Loss & Impairment): $104,916,062
  • Medical Benefits: $74,385,164

The compensation from the EEOICPA includes medical care for treating your illness, making benefits invaluable for most former workers. At Twilight Health, we know that you worked hard and sacrificed much on behalf of your country. You deserve these benefits, and we want to help you get them. Contact us to speak to someone who can help you understand your benefit options.

Idaho National Engineering Laboratory—The Facility and Scope of Work

The 890-square-mile complex that is Idaho National Engineering Laboratory is situated in Idaho’s high-desert between Idaho Falls and Arco, ID. The remote location that made the site ideal for testing artillery in the 40s also made it a good location for a nuclear facility.

The work done at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory focused on producing nuclear power. The research conducted at the site culminated in the nuclear-powered submarine program.

Twilight Health works with former employees of the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory to help them get the benefits they need and deserve from the EEOICPA. We are interested in hearing your story and serving as your representative to ensure you get the medical care you need. Please contact us to discuss your potential EEOICPA benefits.

Compensation for Workers

The compensation that comes with being an EEOICPA beneficiary can include lump sums and full medical benefits. Once you get your benefits and the white card that shows you are a beneficiary, you can get all the services necessary to treat your illness. Your doctor visits, medications, in-home care, modifications for your home and vehicle, mental health care and more are all covered by your benefits.

To take advantage of your benefits you must find a doctor or other medical service provider that is part of the EEOICPA benefits program. This is another area where Twilight Health can be extremely helpful. Our team can coordinate all your health care needs covered by your benefits.

If you have EEOICPA benefits or are going to be getting them soon, please be sure to contact us for help getting medical services.

How Workers Can Qualify for Benefits

The illness you are experiencing can make it difficult to navigate the paperwork and application process for getting your EEOICPA benefits, something we understand well. Let us do the heavy lifting. Please contact us now to speak to someone who can ensure you get through the application process as quickly as possible. We are here to help.

 

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