On-the-job accidents put real, often overlooked, damage through the feet and ankles. Dr. Orlando Cedeno, DPM treats these injuries directly and documents every visit with the objective, claim-ready records your employer or adjuster needs.
The feet and ankles take the brunt of a fall, crush injury, or repetitive-strain accident on the job, and injuries there are frequently under-documented in an initial urgent-care visit. We regularly evaluate and treat:
We know a treating physician's records carry weight in a claim. Every visit produces objective findings, imaging correlation, and a clear treatment plan — documentation built to hold up, not just a routine chart note. With your patient's authorization, we'll send records directly to the employer, claims adjuster, or nurse case manager on the file. We coordinate on scheduling and status updates directly with case managers, so a case doesn't stall waiting on a callback.
Have an injured employee who needs a foot or ankle evaluation? Call our office to discuss the case.
Contact Our OfficeBoard certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS) and the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS), with hospital privileges at Jupiter Medical Center. Completed a three-year surgical residency in reconstructive and trauma surgery of the foot and ankle at Chestnut Hill Hospital/University of Pennsylvania — training built for exactly the fracture and trauma work a workers' comp case brings in.
Foot & ankle surgeon specializing in minimally invasive surgery and regenerative medicine, seeing patients alongside Dr. Cedeno at both office locations.
4601 Military Trail, Suite 202
Jupiter, FL 33458
(561) 915-1934
11380 Prosperity Farms Rd, Suite 204
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
(561) 915-1934
Yes. Dr. Cedeno and our team regularly evaluate and treat foot and ankle injuries from on-the-job accidents — from fractures and ligament tears to nerve damage and chronic post-traumatic pain.
Yes. Dr. Cedeno and Dr. Mustafa are credentialed with the major workers' comp payers we see in South Florida, including CorVel, Rockport, and DOL, and we work with employers, adjusters, and case managers on documentation and return-to-work planning. Call our office with your claim details and we'll confirm coverage before your visit.
Yes. Every visit is documented with objective exam findings, imaging correlation, and a clear treatment plan — records built to support a claim, not just a chart note. We can send records directly to your employer, adjuster, or case manager with your authorization.
Yes. We provide clear written guidance on activity restrictions and a return-to-work timeline for the claim file, updated as your treatment progresses.
That's common and not a problem. Bring whatever records, imaging, or incident reports you have, and we'll pick up your care from there — reviewing prior findings and building on (or correcting) the existing treatment plan.
Your claim number and insurance or adjuster information, if you have it, plus any incident report or prior imaging. Having that up front helps us verify coverage and get you seen faster — but don't hold off calling if you don't have it yet.
On-the-job injuries are handled as workers' comp cases, separate from car accidents or slip-and-falls off the job. If your injury happened in an accident rather than at work, see our dedicated Auto Accident page instead.
Same-week appointments are usually available for workers’ comp referrals.
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