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Occupational Medicine and Workers’ Compensation
At Advanced Urgent Care & Occupational Medicine, we provide comprehensive occupational health services with an emphasis on sensitivity to our clients’ needs. Our goal is to deliver prompt services and exceptional care, all while minimizing costs to our business partners.
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Services
In addition to providing exceptional medical treatment for any injuries that occur in the workplace, we provide the following occupational health services:
- DOT-CDL Physicals
- Pre-Employment and Annual Physicals
- Drug and Alcohol Screening
- Silica Testing – Appointment only
- Physical Capability Exams (PCE) – Appointment only
- After Hours Drug Testing
- Impairment Ratings
- Occupational Medicine for Emergency Management (HazMat and HAZWOPER Physicals)
- Independent Medical Evaluations
- Medical Review Officer (MRO)
- Second Opinions
- Hearing and Eye Examinations
- Pulmonary Function Test
- Onsite Digital X-ray
- Respirator Fit Testing
- FAA Examination – Appointment only through our primary care practice
*Employer Authorization Form must be filled out prior to appointment in order for Workers Comp/Occupational Medicine patients to receive treatment.
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