Concentra

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Concentra® is America’s leading provider of occupational health services, delivering work-related injury care, physical therapy, and workforce health services from nearly 550 Concentra medical centers and more than 150 onsite clinics at employer locations nationwide.

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Bringing Care to the Employer’s Doorstep: How the Pandemic Changed the Game for Mobile and On-site Health Care

Concentra is filling an increasingly important need in the market by providing expanded mobile and on-site health care support to employers large and small.

Bringing Care to the Employer’s Doorstep: How the Pandemic Changed the Game for Mobile and On-site Health Care

Concentra is filling an increasingly important need in the market by providing expanded mobile and on-site health care support to employers large and small.
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For Successful Management of Workers’ Comp Claims, Communication Between Stakeholders Is Key

Injured workers, employers, payers and providers all have a stake in a workers’ comp claim. But if they don’t communicate clearly, less favorable outcomes may ensue.

For Successful Management of Workers’ Comp Claims, Communication Between Stakeholders Is Key

Injured workers, employers, payers and providers all have a stake in a workers’ comp claim. But if they don’t communicate clearly, less favorable outcomes may ensue.

The Workplace Health Care Solution

With increasing numbers of older Americans joining the workforce to fill a void left by the pandemic, employers must be able to offer a high-quality and affordable health care service program to their employees.

On-site Medical Programs Are a Vital Tool to Support Employees’ Safety in the Workplace

Companies should consider adding on-site medical programs – in any of many available size and service options – to address a shortage of skilled employees and new hires and support employee retention across diverse industries.

The Serious Threat Fatigue Poses for the Transportation Industry — and How Working with the Right Team Can Curb the Danger

Lack of sleep can lead to drowsiness, fatigue and overall poor health. Further, it increases the risk of severe crashes while on the road. But the transportation industry has an opportunity to get ahead on public safety and worker wellness.

3 Ways Telemedicine Can Improve Care for Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure in Workers’ Comp

The risk of accidental needlestick seems set to rise, but telemedicine can expedite care for bloodborne pathogen exposure claims.

How Employers in High Risk Industries Can Reduce Recordable Injuries

With the help of occupational health experts, employers can leverage preventive exercise programs and first aid for injury care.

Protecting the Protectors: How Medical Surveillance Keeps Police and Firefighters Safe

Especially for jobs with high physical and mental demands, a medical surveillance program is a critical tool in keeping the hardest working employees healthy.

Three Reasons Your Industrial Workplace Needs an On-Site Athletic Trainer

If you employ “industrial athletes,” having the right occupational health care professional on hand goes a long way in preventing injury and keeping employees safe.

Chasing Pain Complaints Doesn’t Work: Why Function Belongs at the Center of Workers’ Compensation Care

The practice of rating pain has created a host of problems in workers’ compensation. Bringing focus back to functional restoration has benefits for all.

Seeing the Bigger Picture: Three Misconceptions About Physical Therapy in Workers’ Comp

When employers have a focus on workers’ compensation cost control they may miss out on the optimal benefits of physical therapy, both for their injured workers and the health of their workers’ comp program.

5 Myths About Telemedicine for Workers’ Compensation

These misconceptions have held employers and payers back from adopting telemedicine solutions despite proven benefits. Here’s some clarity on the subject.

Workplace Injuries Cost Companies $1B Per Week. Here Are Two Ways to Bring that Number Down

A focus on prevention can dramatically cut the number of on-the-job injuries suffered every year.

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