What is an On-Site Medical Clinic?
An on-site medical clinic is a staffed first-aid and occupational health station that Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) builds and operates inside your workplace. A trained clinician is physically present during the hours you specify (including nights and weekends) to provide first aid, emergency response, preventive care, and occupational health services without employees leaving the job site.
Why Employers Choose an On-Site Clinic
On-site care saves time, money, and lives. MMC's on-site clinics are proven to:
- Reduce OSHA recordables
Treat minor injuries on the spot before they escalate.
- Improve EMR
Lower Experience Modification Rate and insurance costs.
- Cut downtime
Employees don't leave the job site for routine care.
- Lower total injury cost
Less expense vs. taking every incident to an ER.
- Faster emergency response
Critical at remote sites 30+ min from a hospital.
- Boost morale & retention
Workers know help is on-site.
- Centralize OCC health
Drug testing, vaccinations, surveillance, wellness - all in one place.
- Proactive identification
Clinicians catch personal health risks early.
What's Included in an MMC On-Site Clinic
Every clinic is custom-built to the site, but a typical MMC on-site clinic includes:
Core Staffing
- A dedicated on-site clinician (EMT, paramedic, RN, or higher, depending on scope)
- A Medical Director overseeing clinical protocols
- On-location leadership and 24/7 escalation support from MMC corporate
Clinical Capabilities
- Basic Life Support (BLS): CPR, AED/defibrillation, rescue breathing, patient stabilization, bleeding control, splinting
- Advanced Life Support (ALS) optional add-on: IV access, cardiac life support, airway management, advanced pharmacology
- First aid and primary care for everyday workplace injuries and illnesses
- Minor and severe injury management with documented care plans
Occupational Health Services Delivered On-Site
- Drug and alcohol testing
- Hearing conservation testing
- Respiratory protection/fit testing
- Biological monitoring
- Physical exams
- Vaccinations (flu, Hep B, Tdap, travel, etc.)
Wellness & Behavioral Health
- Mental health support and stress management
- Health screenings and biometric checks
- Health and wellness coaching
- Pop-up health fairs
ALS vs. BLS: Which Does Your Job Site Need?
Basic Life Support (BLS) is included in MMC's standard on-site clinic service. It covers CPR, defibrillation, basic airway management, bleeding control, and patient stabilization until EMS arrives. BLS is appropriate for most workplaces.
Advanced Life Support (ALS) is an upgrade that adds IV medications, advanced cardiac care, advanced airway management, and a paramedic-level (or higher) clinician. Consider ALS when:
- The job site is remote or far from a hospital
- Work involves high-risk activities (heights, confined spaces, heavy machinery, energized systems)
- A serious incident would have a high probability of severe injury
MMC's on-site management team will help you scope the right level for your project.
Variations of the On-Site Clinic Model
Not every site needs the same setup. MMC offers four delivery models under the on-site clinic umbrella:
Stationary On-Site Clinic
A fixed clinic location inside your facility or job site, staffed during defined hours.
Best for: Large construction projects, manufacturing plants, data center builds, and corporate campuses.
Corporate/Hub Clinic
A clinic at a central corporate location that serves multiple nearby projects, employee processing centers, or regional offices.
Best for: Companies with several smaller sites clustered geographically.
Roving/Roaming Medics
A clinician operating out of a vehicle, traveling between work zones along a linear or distributed site.
Best for: Oil and gas pipelines, transportation and infrastructure projects, and any job that spans miles.
Data Center Healthcare Specialist
A dedicated role MMC created for the booming data center construction sector.
The specialist embeds with safety and management teams to enforce owner culture across multi-year, multiphase builds.
Additional On-Site Medical Clinic Solutions
Case Management
Telemedicine
Event Medics
How MMC's On-Site Clinics Differ from Our Other Services
|
Service |
What It Is |
When to Choose |
|
On-Site Medical Clinic |
A staffed clinic embedded at your work site full-time or on a set schedule |
You want a continuous on-site medical presence |
|
Mobile Fleet |
Vehicles that travel to your site for scheduled testing/screenings |
You need periodic mass testing (i.e., annual physicals for 200 workers) |
|
Specialty Clinicians |
Athletic trainers, PTs, mental health therapists, etc. |
You need a specific clinical specialty, not general medical coverage |
|
Employer Health Clinics |
Primary-care clinics for employees and dependents |
You want a full primary care benefit for your workforce |
|
Rapid Response |
Emergency-deploy medical teams for incidents or short-notice projects |
You need clinicians on-site within hours, not weeks |
On-Site Clinics FAQ
How much does an on-site medical clinic cost?
Cost depends on staffing level (BLS vs. ALS), hours of coverage, equipment, and add-on services. Contact MMC for a project-specific quote!
How quickly can MMC stand up an on-site clinic?
What is OSHA, and why do recordables matter?
Will MMC's clinic coordinate with our existing safety team?
Do you have a question that isn't answered here? Reach out! We're here to help.
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Client Testimonials
The leadership has also been very supportive, and continue to provide immediate response to any additional requests for services and or quotes for additional location medical support. We have used various firms in the past several years and MMC always rises to the top of the list as they are always striving to improve and provide the best medical service to those that need it...Timely, Informative and with a caring attitude.
