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Medcor is offering a mobile clinic and telehealth services to Gardiner residents that would typically have access to our Mammoth clinic at Yellowstone National Park.

Zero tolerance is the swift and immediate firing of any employee found to be impaired on the job or who is suffering from a substance use disorder (SUD) due to physical, emotional, or psychological dependence on alcohol or drugs.

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed the work lives of many people from office-based locations to work-from-home (WFH) scenarios.

Medcor’s consulting executive physicians are often retained to assist employers in key areas. These areas include employee health, wellness, and education, employee and customer safety, pandemic support, and
regulatory compliance.

Telemedicine has become ubiquitous in personal health and is beginning to become more prevalent in the workers’ compensation industry, providing injured workers with a much-needed alternative to traditional clinic and hospital-based medical care. Although telemedicine adoption has been slower in the workers’ compensation arena, it has undeniable value, and this value has never been moreRead more

Midway Atoll, famous for being a World War II battle site and a U.S. wildlife refuge, is like no other place where Medcor provides special operations. 

Telemedicine has great benefits when used appropriately, and its promises are attractive: immediate access and convenience, early intervention, lower cost than other mod­els, and quality services.

What’s it like to provide Medcor’s health services in Canada? Well, it’s interesting and challenging and always an adven­ture.

If you’re a healthcare provider, and you mistake one medication for another, the consequences could be serious.

Integrated care may be seen as a response to the fragmented delivery of healthcare services in many health systems.