Mobile Medical Testing Workplace First Aid

Case management is a dynamic process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates a patient's care to improve outcomes by:

• Proactively managing all active claims to assess progress/response to treatment, prevent lapses or delays in treatment, obtain regular updates on work status, and facilitate the injured worker's return to work.
• Serving as liaison between medical providers, rehabilitation providers, and injured workers for coordination of care to expedite appropriate medical treatment and communications with the workers' compensation leadership.
• Monitoring employee work-related illness and injury trends and assessing, developing, and implementing strategies to prevent work-acquired injury or illness and expedite return to work.

Telemedicine is the practice of medicine using technology to deliver care at a distance. Telemedicine can be used to supplement MMC's presence on-site by providing an option for workers/safety team members to call during off-hours or when workforce numbers are low and do not warrant a clinician.

If you are interested in adding this to your MMC service menu, please contact a representative to learn more about the options available.

Corporate: This can be a great solution for groups with smaller projects close together to use as a home base, employee processing centers, offices, etc. These clinicians can provide an array of services, including but not limited to: BLS/ALS, substance abuse testing, medical screenings and surveillance, case management, and health and wellness initiatives (health fairs, pop-up clinics).

Roving Medics: Roving medics are commonly found in pipeline and infrastructure work, where the job site may extend for miles or even across borders! They will operate out of a vehicle or designated area and be available to travel and be on-call during work hours around the designated area. 

MMC can partner to provide on-site medical coverage for events, including:

• Sporting Events
• Concerts and Music Festivals
• Meetings, Conferences and Conventions
• Productions (Radio, TV, Film, etc.)
• Parties and Award Ceremonies

In a tech-forward world, data center construction continues to boom and these projects require a robust occupational health program and support. In order to fulfill data center requirements to support multi-year and multi-phase construction, MMC has created a Data Center Health Care Specialist role. This role works closely with the safety and management team to ensure the owner's culture is enforced.

Yes! We recognize that no one workplace is alike, and we'll work with you every step of the way to build an on-site clinic that fits the needs of your staff. 

OSHA stands for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, an organization that enforces standards to safeguard the welfare of workers everywhere. An OSHA recordable is defined as a documented illness or injury in the workplace. On-site injuries can result in significant financial loss in addition to risking the safety of your employees. As such, our medical clinics will provide all necessary training, professional staff, and supplies to guarantee optimal employee health. 

BLS (Basic Life Support) and ALS (Advanced Life Support) have several key differences, mainly the level of care provided, required training, and equipment. BLS is included in our standard services, and it commonly involves patient stabilization via CPR, rescue breaths, or defibrillators until further help arrives. ALS involves a much higher level of care and more specialized training, with examples being IV access, cardiac life support, and airway management.