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

New Employee Spotlight: Kayla Gast

Kayla Gast joined the ATF Medical team as Rehab Coordinator II in Rehab Technology in May. She is in Shawano, Wisconsin and has lived in that area her whole life.  She enjoys having her whole family nearby. After earning her Associate of Science degree in nursing, she became a Care Manager Support Assistant for Humana and later moved to Healthy Transitional Living, where she worked with foster children. She went on into the fast-paced world of a 911 operator in the Green Bay, Wisconsin area.  The job demanded effective communication skills, including active listening, empathy and attention to detail. She … Continue reading New Employee Spotlight: Kayla Gast

Case Study: The Deputy and His Standing Chair

David Caimotto, a 40-year-old Sherriff’s Deputy, was badly injured in motorcycle accident, which caused him to become a T-2 paraplegic. Despite his serious injuries, he returned to work at the Sheriff’s Department in a desk job, which involved working on files and in-person discussions with clients and attorneys. The deputy used a K0005 Ultra lightweight manual wheelchair, and although he also received a standing frame, the office layout prevented its consistent use. As a result, co-workers had to pull files for him, and at one point the Sherriff’s office hired an assistant for him. This arrangement continued for 16 years. … Continue reading Case Study: The Deputy and His Standing Chair

Understanding Spinal Cord Injuries During SCI Awareness Month

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the US Senate’s resolution designating September as National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. In the spirit of increasing awareness, here are some facts from the United Spinal Association About Spinal Cord Injuries After a spinal cord injury (SCI), the nerves above the level of the injury continue working as they always did.  Below the level of injury, though, messages from the brain to the body may become fully or partially blocked. The higher the level of the SCI, the greater the impairment.  People with thoracic injuries and lower may retain full use of … Continue reading Understanding Spinal Cord Injuries During SCI Awareness Month