Medcor’s onsite clinics reduce employer costs and result in better physical outcomes for employees. Onsite medical service bring healthcare right to your employees at or near their worksite. They can receive injury care as well as preventive services like immunizations or testing. Some services may also be used by employees’ dependents.
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Benefits of an onsite clinic are both immediate and long-term. Immediately after an injury the employee can get care without leaving work, impacting productivity. Having first aid and acute services available reduces costs of hospital emergency room visits, and Medcor’s management of the claim continues to save on unnecessary costs. Here are a few reasons this monitoring benefits our clients:
A healthy workforce is a productive workforce. Onsite medical solutions encourage and empower employees to take care of their own health and improve morale as well as overall physical health.
When injured employees get the right care at the right time and in the right place, you can prevent needless workers’ compensation claims.
OSHA recordables are public record and can damage a company’s reputation, but can be avoided with onsite medical solutions.
Most work environments propose some risks or hazards. Onsite medical care helps mitigate that risk while caring for an employee’s overall health.
When referrals are necessary, Medcor navigates patients through in-network provider selection and the traditional healthcare system to ensure optimal health results and the most savings.
Onsite healthcare services facilitate a safe return to work by providing testing and physicals to clear an employee to return to work.
Medcor’s onsite medical solutions promote health security by keeping staff healthy to help stop the spread of contagious illnesses.
Medcor’s algorithms deliver consistent care recommendations for patients across a company’s locations.
A partnership with Medcor means a seamless integration of systems to maximize the use of health data. Better data means more accurate reporting, which can be analyzed to inform new policies and prevent workplace injuries.
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