Pennsylvania County Resource Guides for Injured Workers

A workers' compensation dispute can leave you without a paycheck while the bills keep coming. Delayed wage-loss benefits, interrupted medical treatment, and a denied claim can all put a family under real financial pressure. We put together a resource guide for each county we serve so injured workers and their families know where to look for help while the claim is pending.

If you have questions about your claim, call The Boles Firm at 215-398-4514 to speak directly with attorney Gregory Boles.

Every guide is a short, practical list of local and state resources for your county. Each one covers:

• Fast help, including Pennsylvania 211 and COMPASS
• Your county assistance office and state benefit programs
• Food assistance and local food banks
• Health care and medical resources, including Medicaid and Pennie
• Transportation, including the Medical Assistance Transportation Program
• Housing and utility assistance, including LIHEAP
• Legal aid and advocacy organizations
• Behavioral health and crisis support, including the 988 Lifeline
• A checklist of documents to keep together during your claim

Choose your county below to download its guide.

• Adams CountyPDF
• Berks CountyPDF
• Bucks CountyPDF
• Carbon CountyPDF
• Chester CountyPDF
• Columbia CountyPDF
• Cumberland CountyPDF
• Dauphin CountyPDF
• Delaware CountyPDF
• Juniata CountyPDF
• Lancaster CountyPDF
• Lebanon CountyPDF
• Lehigh CountyPDF
• Luzerne CountyPDF
• Monroe CountyPDF
• Montgomery CountyPDF
• Montour CountyPDF
• Northumberland CountyPDF
• Perry CountyPDF
• Philadelphia CountyPDF
• Schuylkill CountyPDF
• Snyder CountyPDF
• Union CountyPDF
• York CountyPDF

Insurance companies sometimes argue that a gap in treatment means your injury got better or your work restrictions ended. Try to keep up with your medical appointments whenever you can, and write down the reason for any missed visit. Keep copies of your medical records, pay stubs, insurance paperwork, and every message from your employer.

These guides share general information and are not legal advice. Programs, services, and eligibility rules change, so check with each organization before you rely on it.

Greg wrote The Wounded Worker, available in print and as an ebook, to give injured workers clear answers about the claims process. If your claim has been denied, delayed, or cut off, he can review your situation and explain your options. Call The Boles Firm at 215-398-4514 to schedule a free consultation.