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Injured Worker Care
On-the-job injuries can lead to a bumpy road for employees returning to working and paperwork frustrations for employers. Group Health's Occupational Health Services Department offers a solution that supports employers and employees when there is an accident or work-related illness. Regardless of company size, the focus is on injured worker care and health and safety needs in the workplace.
Occupational Medicine Departments
Occupational health facilities can be found in over 20 Group Health medical centers statewide, half of which are staffed by board certified occupational medicine providers. In addition, each medical center is staffed with a worker's compensation case manager (WCCM). These master's level professionals coordinate care and communication between the employer, claims manager, employee, and physician.
Employer Health and Safety Services
Preventing a problem is certainly better than fixing one. In addition to hands-on management and board-certified physicians, we offer a breadth of expanded services that helps keep employees in good health and companies productive. |
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Physicals and drug screening |
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DOT/CDL exams |
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FAA and LEOFF exams |
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Audiometry screening |
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Spirometry screening |
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Immunizations and flu shots |
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Injury prevention and education |
| These services can be tailored to meet your needs.
To find out how to set up an employer account with Group Health, call 1-866-967-9675, or e-mail an employer health coordinator.
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Communication and Return-to-Work Procedures
We'll keep you posted about your employee's recovery — our knowledgeable business office staff, registered nurses, workers' compensation case managers and physicians are here to support you.
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