New federal benefit update
Worked at the Savannah River Site?
You May Qualify for Up to $400k in Compensation and No-Cost Medical Care.
- Expanded Special Exposure Cohort (SEC) coverage may make it easier for eligible former Savannah River Site workers to qualify for benefits through EEOICPA.
- Find out whether your work history and medical condition may qualify.
NEW: 1991–1993 SEC COVERAGE
Expanded Benefits Eligibility for Savannah River Site Workers
A new Special Exposure Cohort class covers certain construction trade employees of Department of Energy subcontractors who worked at Savannah River Site from January 1, 1991, through December 31, 1993.
For workers with a specified cancer who meet the class requirements, this expansion may simplify the process of qualifying for EEOICPA compensation and medical benefits.
Other qualifying SRS workers from 1953–1990 may already be covered under existing SEC classes.
Compensation. Medical Benefits. Care at Home.
Financial Compensation up to $400k
Doctor & Specialist Care
Hospital Care & Prescriptions
In-Home Nursing Care
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Certain Medical Travel Expenses