Occupational Health

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Occupational Medicine

We offer a full range of employer's services. As an occupational healthcare provider, we can treat injured or sick employees or provide drug testing for employers.

 

You can save your spot online or by walking in. We’re open every day of the year and offer convenient same-day, evening, weekend, and holiday care.

 

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Scope of Occupational Health Services:

We offer Corporate Physical Examinations (PE) tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual and the specific requirements of your company. Our services include, but are not limited to, pre-employment, return-to-duty, annual, and bi-annual examinations.

 

  • Employee healthcare for common work injuries like minor lacerations, burns, and sprains, as well as work-acquired illnesses like respiratory illnesses
  • Employer pre-employment physicals and alcohol/drug testing
  • Workers’ compensation claims
  • DOT physicals/testing (by appointment only)
  • DOT Split Drug Screen (lab send out)
  • Breath Alcohol Testing
  • Audiogram for Hearing Test
  • TB Testing/Reading
  • Referrals to specialists if needed.
  • As well as additional screenings and services

Benefits for Employers and Employees

Accessing occupational medicine services at our urgent care provides several advantages for both employers and employees, including:

 

Cost-Effectiveness

Occupational medicine services at urgent care clinics are generally more affordable than those offered in emergency rooms. This cost-effectiveness benefits employers by reducing healthcare expenses while providing comprehensive employee care.

 

Convenience

Urgent care clinics are designed for quick and efficient care, ensuring minimal disruption to the workday. With online scheduling, extended hours, and multiple locations, employees can easily receive care without significant downtime.

 

Reduced Downtime

Prompt and effective treatment helps employees return to work sooner, minimizing overall downtime and enhancing workplace productivity. Urgent care clinics achieve this through streamlined processes and a focus on targeted treatments.

What is Occupatinal Medicine

Occupational medicine, or occupational health, focuses on preventing and treating work-related illnesses and injuries. Our providers, specially trained in occupational health, collaborate with employers and employees to maintain a safe and healthy work environment.

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