At Endure Urgent Care, we provide comprehensive occupational medicine services designed to support the health, safety, and productivity of employees. Whether addressing a work-related injury, managing workplace health requirements, or helping prevent future issues, our experienced medical team partners with both employees and employers to deliver high-quality care.
What Is Occupational Medicine?
Occupational medicine focuses on the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of health conditions related to the workplace. This specialty bridges healthcare and job performance, ensuring employees are medically fit to perform their roles safely while helping employers maintain a healthy workforce. Occupational Medicine also plays a key role in regulatory compliance, injury prevention, and return-to-work planning.
What Can Be Treated Through Occupational Medicine?
Our Occupational Medicine services cover a wide range of work-related health needs, including:
- Work-related injuries and illnesses
- Repetitive stress and overuse injuries
- Musculoskeletal conditions involving the back, neck, and joints
- Minor fractures, sprains, and strains
- Workplace exposures (such as chemicals or environmental irritants)
- Pre-employment and post-injury physicals
- Drug and alcohol testing
- DOT and non-DOT exams
- Return-to-work evaluations and job fitness assessments
When Should You Seek Occupational Medicine Care?
You should seek occupational medicine services if you experience an injury or illness related to your job, notice symptoms caused by repetitive tasks or workplace exposure, or need medical clearance for work duties. Employers may also refer employees for occupational medicine evaluations following an injury, during onboarding, or when determining fitness for duty.
Visiting Endure Urgent Care for occupational medicine ensures prompt evaluation, proper documentation, and coordinated care. Our team works closely with employers and employees to support recovery, promote workplace safety, and help individuals return to work confidently and responsibly.
Occupational Medicine Treatment Authorization Form
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