Keep using the urgent care down the street. We make sure it works for you.

Employers with sites across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware cannot send every worker to one clinic. Our guided network wraps the local urgent care or hospital your workers already use inside our process, so care is close to the worksite and the decisions are consistent everywhere.

A clinician talking with a patient in a bright clinic

Before the visitWe brief the clinic

  • Our physician-led team has already triaged the case and decided a visit is needed.
  • The clinic receives the history, the mechanism of injury, the job demands, and what we are asking them to evaluate.
  • We tell them what first aid has already been done so it is not repeated or escalated without cause.

During the visitWe stay reachable

  • The treating clinician can call our physician-led team directly with questions about the job, the restrictions, or the recording criteria.
  • We supply your job descriptions and modified-duty options so restrictions fit real work.
  • Drug and alcohol testing and employer paperwork are coordinated when your policy requires them.

After the visitWe review and report

  • Our physician-led team reads the visit note the same day and reconciles it with OSHA recording requirements.
  • Restrictions are rewritten in plain language if needed and confirmed with the supervisor.
  • You receive one summary from us, not a stack of clinic forms. Follow-up is scheduled and tracked to closure.
Why it matters

The clinic treats the injury. We manage the case.

A good urgent care clinician can treat a laceration or a sprain well and still hand your worker a form that creates a recordable, a restriction that does not match any job you have, and no follow-up plan. That is not a failure of the clinic. It is what happens when nobody owns the case.

In the guided network, we own the case. The clinic keeps doing what it does well, closer to your site than we could ever be, and we make sure the outcome fits your program.

What network clinics agree to

  • Accept our triage note and treat it as the starting point for the visit.
  • Give our physician-led team a direct line to the treating clinician.
  • Send the visit note to us the same day.
  • Use your job descriptions when writing restrictions.
  • Route follow-up scheduling through us.

We recruit and onboard clinics near your sites, including facilities you already have a relationship with.

Talk to the physician-led team about your program.

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