No matter how safe your workplace, injuries do occur. Banner Occupational Health supports minor to major injuries, at any of our Banner Occupational Health clinics. Our physicians specialize in work–related injuries and help get injured employees back to what's important in their life.
Every business has its own specific needs and concerns when their employee is injured while at work. At Banner, we specialize in designing custom medical management and cost-containment programs to address the issues that directly impact your business.
For individuals with work-related injuries, Banner Occupational Health offers a full range of occupational health services, including:
An injury or illness is considered to be work-related if an event or exposure in the work environment either caused or contributed to the resulting condition or significantly aggravated a pre-existing condition.
We assist your injured workers with empathetic, preemptive measures to get their medical treatment and their return to work on track as quickly as possible.
We provide fast and efficient turnaround times and access to health care and qualified providers specializing in all areas of medicine.
A Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) is a scientifically developed, objective process to measure a worker's physical capabilities and tolerances following an on the job injury.
The FCE is an important tool used to assist employers, physicians, insurance companies, attorneys, case managers and vocational consultants to determine safe, functional levels for an individual to either return to work or to establish functional ability.
Certified case managers facilitate timely and appropriate medical care by navigating the complex medical health system by removing barriers to medical care through productive, proactive and responsive care coordination ensuring timely access for a safe and timely recovery.
Banner Occupational Health is available to care for workers who have been exposed to hazardous body fluids that may be infected with life-threatening diseases such as HIV and hepatitis. A medical provider is on call 24-hours a day to talk through the exposure and determine if preventive drug therapy is necessary.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that a prescription be started within a 2-hour time frame to reduce the chance of contracting HIV. Banner Health and Walgreen's 24-hour drug stores have teamed up to provide prompt service. Your employee will be directed to the nearest Walgreen's pharmacy where their prescription will be waiting.
Follow-up care provides counseling, testing and immunizations; all very important in providing peace of mind for your employee.
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