When an unexpected workplace injury occurs, it can disrupt your life, cause pain, and bring concerns about lost work time and medical bills. Whether it's a slip and fall, a lifting injury, a repetitive strain, or any other on-the-job injury, getting prompt and appropriate medical care is essential.
At Go To Ortho, we specialize in providing immediate and expert orthopedic urgent care for work-related injuries. We understand the complexities of workers' compensation claims and are here to help you navigate the process, from accurate diagnosis to a clear path to recovery. Our experienced team can assess your injury, provide necessary treatment (including X-rays on-site), and ensure proper documentation for your workers' comp claim. Avoid the delays and general care of an emergency room; get specialized attention for your occupational injury and get back to work safely and efficiently.
Work injuries are musculoskeletal injuries sustained while at work. Such injuries are common among individuals with physically demanding jobs. If you get hurt at work, report it to your boss right away and seek medical care as quickly as possible to file a workers’ compensation claim.
Common work injuries include:
The symptoms you experience may include pain, swelling, stiffness, bruising, warmth, tenderness, reduced joint range of motion, or diminished mobility.
Seek medical attention as soon as you become injured on the job, even if your pain isn’t severe. Doing so helps avoid potential complications, such as permanent musculoskeletal damage or disability.
After an on-the-job injury, you can seek treatment from the doctor of your choice. You cannot be fired from your job for reporting a work-related injury. Go To Ortho can help you file your workers’ compensation claim.
The compensation you’ll receive includes payment for medical care and lost wages while you heal from an injury. Some people receive permanent disability for a serious medical concern. Compensation is available for family members of workers who pass away due to a work-related cause.
The Go To Ortho team diagnoses work-related and other injuries by completing a physical exam, discussing how the injury occurred, reviewing your symptoms and medical history, and ordering blood testing, on-site X-rays, an MRI, or other imaging procedures if necessary.
Your individualized treatment plan is based on the type and severity of your injury. It may include:
If you need surgery for a severe work-related injury, the Go To Ortho experts help you schedule a procedure at a convenient surgery center near you.
Schedule a workers’ compensation evaluation for work injuries at Go To Ortho by calling the office, using the online booking feature, or simply walking in today.