Occupational Health

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Occupational Health & Employer Services in Camden, AR

Workplace healthcare should be easy to access, especially when an employee needs a required physical, testing, or care after an injury. Quick Care provides occupational health services in Camden, AR, serving employees and employers throughout Camden, East Camden, Ouachita County, and surrounding communities. With several workplace health services available through one clinic, Quick Care helps make it easier to take care of these needs without the unnecessary travel.

WHAT WE TREAT

Services for the Workplace

Workplace healthcare can involve more than a single type of visit. Quick Care provides several services that support employees throughout different stages of their employment, whether they’re completing a required examination, undergoing testing, or need medical attention after an injury.

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DOT Physicals

CDL drivers can complete required DOT physical examinations at Quick Care. These examinations help drivers meet the medical requirements associated with their commercial driving responsibilities and maintain their required certification.

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Drug Screening

Quick Care provides drug screening services for employees and employers with workplace testing needs, making it easier to complete required testing locally.

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Workers’ Compensation

When an employee is injured on the job, Quick Care can provide medical evaluation and appropriate care, including X-rays and employer paperwork when needed.

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Occupational Testing

Onsite laboratory and diagnostic services can support workplace testing and other occupational healthcare needs, giving employees access to additional services during their care.

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DOT PHYSICALS

DOT Physicals in Camden

For commercial drivers, keeping up with required medical certification is part of staying on the road. Quick Care provides DOT physicals for applicable CDL drivers who need to complete their required examination.

A DOT physical evaluates your health according to the medical requirements for commercial drivers and helps determine whether you meet the standards for certification. Staying current with your examination can help you avoid an expired certification becoming a disruption to your work.

If you have an upcoming certification deadline, scheduling your physical ahead of time can give you one less thing to worry about.

DRUG SCREENING

Drug Screening for Employees and Employers

Drug testing can be a routine part of the hiring process, employment requirements, or workplace policies. Quick Care provides drug screening services for employees and employers who need testing completed locally.

Drug screens may involve different specimen types and testing panels depending on the purpose of the screening. Quick Care can provide workplace drug screening using appropriate testing methods, including different panel options to meet a range of testing needs.

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WORK-RELATED INJURIES

Workers’ Compensation Care

A workplace injury can be painful and stressful, especially when you also need to figure out where to go for care and how to handle the paperwork that follows. Quick Care can evaluate work-related injuries and provide appropriate care while helping with the documentation needed for the employer.

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Work-Related Injury Evaluation

Employees can receive medical evaluation for injuries that happen while performing their duties. The provider will assess the injury and determine the appropriate care.

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X-Ray and Diagnostic Services

When an injury requires a closer look, X-rays and other diagnostic services can help providers evaluate what happened and determine the next step in treatment.

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Employer Paperwork

Quick Care can complete the employer paperwork required for workers’ compensation care as part of the injury evaluation.

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Follow-Up Care

After the initial evaluation, providers can discuss treatment recommendations and appropriate follow-up based on the employee’s injury and medical needs.

SUPPORTING SERVICES

Onsite Testing and Diagnostics

Some workplace healthcare needs require more than an examination. Quick Care’s onsite testing and diagnostic services can provide additional information when employees need testing or evaluation as part of their occupational care.

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Laboratory Testing

Quick Care offers laboratory services that can support workplace healthcare needs, including drug screening and appropriate blood testing. Some testing can be performed onsite, while specimens may be sent to an outside laboratory when additional processing is needed.

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X-Ray Services

When a workplace injury may involve a fracture or another concern that requires imaging, Quick Care can provide X-ray services as part of the evaluation. This allows the provider to gather more information about the injury and determine appropriate care.

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EMPLOYER SERVICES

A Local Resource for Employers

When one of your employees needs a physical, drug screening, or care after a workplace injury, having a local healthcare provider you can send them to makes the process easier. Quick Care gives Camden employers a nearby resource for common occupational health needs, helping your employees get the services they need without having to travel outside the community.

Less Employee Travel

Employees can access occupational health services locally rather than traveling farther for routine workplace requirements.

Care When Employees Need It

Extended weekday and weekend hours provide additional flexibility when employees need medical services outside a traditional workday.

Multiple Services in One Place

Employers can access physical examinations, drug screening, workers’ compensation care, X-rays, and laboratory services through one clinic.

Convenient Scheduling

Flexible scheduling can make it easier for employees to complete required services around their work responsibilities.

OUR URGENT CARE

Why Choose Quick Care for Occupational Health?

Your employees shouldn’t have to leave Camden just to take care of a workplace healthcare requirement. Quick Care brings occupational health services to the community, giving local employers a convenient place to send their employees for physicals, testing, injury care, and related services.

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Workplace-Focused Services

Access services specifically designed around common employee and employer healthcare needs.

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Diagnostic Capabilities

X-ray and laboratory services are available to support appropriate workplace injury evaluations and testing needs.

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Extended Availability

Evening and weekend hours give employees additional flexibility when completing required healthcare services.

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Streamlined Injury Care

Work-related injuries can be evaluated with access to X-rays and employer paperwork when appropriate.

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Support for Employers

Employers have a local healthcare resource they can contact when their employees need occupational services.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Occupational Health?

Whether you’re an employee trying to complete a required service or an employer coordinating care for your workforce, you may have questions about what Quick Care provides. Here are answers to some common questions.

Still Have Questions?

What occupational health services does Quick Care provide?

Quick Care provides several services for employees and employers, including DOT physicals, drug screening, workers’ compensation care, X-rays, and laboratory testing.

These services can support common workplace needs, whether an employee needs a required examination, testing for work, or medical attention after an injury.

Does Quick Care offer DOT physicals for CDL drivers?

Yes. Quick Care provides DOT physicals for applicable CDL drivers who need to complete their required medical examination.

The examination helps determine whether a driver meets the applicable medical requirements for commercial driving. If you are a CDL driver and have a certification deadline coming up, scheduling your physical in advance can help you stay on track.

Does Quick Care provide workplace drug screening?

Yes. Quick Care provides drug screening services for employees and employers. Testing requirements can vary depending on the employer, the reason for testing, and the type of screening requested.

If you’re an employee who has been asked to complete a drug screen, check with your employer about any specific requirements before your visit. Employers can contact Quick Care directly to discuss workplace testing needs.

Can Quick Care treat work-related injuries for workers’ compensation?

Yes. Quick Care can evaluate work-related injuries and provide appropriate medical care. When needed, the clinic can also provide X-rays and complete employer paperwork associated with the evaluation.

If you’ve been injured at work, seek medical attention promptly and follow your employer’s workers’ compensation procedures.

Can employers work directly with Quick Care for employee services?

Yes. Employers can contact Quick Care to discuss occupational health services for their employees. Depending on the need, this may include DOT physicals, drug screening, workers’ compensation care, or other testing and diagnostic services.

Working with a local clinic can make it easier for employees to complete required healthcare services without unnecessary travel.

GET STARTED

Make Occupational Healthcare Easier

When your job requires a physical, testing, or medical care after an injury, you already have enough to think about. Quick Care makes it easier to take care of workplace healthcare needs close to home, whether you’re an employee looking for care or an employer coordinating services for your team.