WORKPLACE HEALTH AND INJURY CARE

What Is Occupational Medicine?

Occupational medicine focuses on workplace health, including the evaluation and treatment of job-related injuries, employee medical examinations and fitness-for-duty requirements. Urgentology Care provides occupational medicine services for employers and employees at its Arlington and Colleyville clinics, open seven days a week. Available services include work injury care, pre-employment and DOT physicals, immunizations, digital X-rays, laboratory testing, and vision and hearing evaluations.

What Your Occupational Medicine Visit Includes

  • Work-related injury examination
  • Digital X-ray when medically necessary
  • Laboratory testing when required
  • Treatment and injury care
  • Return-to-work recommendations and activity restrictions
  • Applicable medical documentation for your employer

How to Set Up Occupational Medicine Services for Your Company

  1. Call our Arlington or Colleyville clinic or submit the employer account inquiry form.
  2. Our team follows up to discuss your company's occupational health needs and account setup.
  3. Once arrangements are confirmed, send employees to the appropriate Urgentology Care clinic during operating hours.
  4. Contact our team for questions about services, employee visits, required documentation or follow-up care.

Injuries Don't Only Happen 9 to 5

Workplace injuries can happen during evening and weekend shifts. Both Urgentology Care clinics are open on weekends, and our Arlington location stays open until 8 PM on weeknights. This gives employees more opportunities to receive timely medical evaluation without waiting for traditional office hours.

When Do Employers and Employees Need Occupational Medicine?

  • An employee experiences a work-related sprain, strain or minor injury
  • A new hire needs a pre-employment physical examination
  • A commercial driver needs an initial or renewal DOT physical
  • A job requires specific vaccinations or immunization documentation
  • An employee needs occupational vision or hearing screening
  • A workplace injury requires diagnostic testing or return-to-work guidance

What to Bring to Your Occupational Medicine Visit

  • Bring a photo ID and applicable employer authorization forms
  • Bring any workplace injury report or relevant employer paperwork
  • Provide workers' compensation or billing information if available
  • Tell the provider when and how a workplace injury happened
  • Bring a medication list and relevant medical or vaccination records
  • Bring any job-specific physical, screening or return-to-work forms
EMPLOYER HEALTH SERVICES

Occupational Medicine Services We Offer

From treating workplace injuries to completing employee physicals and health screenings, Urgentology Care helps businesses manage their occupational health needs. Our Arlington and Colleyville clinics offer convenient access to examinations, diagnostic testing, immunizations and follow-up guidance for employees.

Workplace Injury Care

  • Work injury care

Employee and DOT Physicals

  • Pre-employment physicals
  • DOT physicals

Employee Health Screening

  • Immunizations
  • Vision and hearing tests

On-Site Diagnostic Services

  • X-rays and lab testing
FOR HR AND SAFETY TEAMS

One Clinic Partner for Every Shift

Our Arlington clinic is open until 8 PM on weeknights, and both clinics are open on weekends. Give employees convenient access to work injury care, occupational physicals and workplace health services.

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WORKPLACE INJURY PROCESS

What Happens After a Work Injury?

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Step 1 — Report the Injury

Notify your supervisor or employer about the workplace injury and follow your company's reporting procedures. If the injury is severe or life-threatening, seek emergency medical care immediately.

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Step 2 — Visit Urgentology Care

Come to our Arlington or Colleyville clinic during operating hours. Bring any employer injury forms, authorization details and workers' compensation information available to you.

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Step 3 — Examination and Treatment

A provider evaluates the injury and recommends appropriate care. Depending on the findings, your visit may include a digital X-ray, laboratory testing, wound care, injury stabilization or additional treatment.

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Step 4 — Recovery and Return-to-Work Guidance

Your provider explains follow-up requirements, activity restrictions and return-to-work recommendations when appropriate. Additional appointments or specialist referrals may be needed before regular duties can resume.

When to Go to the ER

For life-threatening symptoms such as severe difficulty breathing, throat swelling, chest pain, signs of stroke, or uncontrolled bleeding, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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Questions About Occupational Medicine Services

Find answers about workplace injury treatment, employee walk-in visits, occupational health screenings and setting up employer services at our Arlington and Colleyville clinics.

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