Occupational Medicine
What is an Occupational Medicine Doctor?
Occupational Medicine focuses on treating or diagnosing workplace related injuries in patients. It is a sub-specialty of Preventive Medicine that focuses on making sure workers are healthy, happy, and safe in their workplace.
Your UberDoc will be able to meet with you when and wherever you need it! So, if your injuries prevent you from being able to make it into a Doctor’s office, they are happy to meet with you via telehealth or telemedicine services. Once you meet with your doctor, they provide a referral for you to get an x-ray, lab work, or other physical test done with specific medical equipment. When this happens, you can choose where you go for your procedure, even if you choose to take your referral to a different Doctor.
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Diagnostic medical imaging procedures can be extremely expensive. If you have insurance, but have not met your deductible, you are responsible for a large portion of the charge. If you don’t have insurance, the cost of the procedure can be overwhelming. In addition, you will pay a separate fee for the radiologist who reads your exam.
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Why choose an UberDoc Specialist for your Occupational Medicine needs?
An occupational medicine doctor treats work-related injuries and illnesses including repetitive strain injuries, occupational asthma, chemical exposure effects, back injuries, hearing loss from workplace noise, and stress-related conditions.
See an occupational medicine doctor after a workplace injury, if you develop health problems related to your job environment, or if you need a return-to-work evaluation, fitness-for-duty assessment, or pre-employment physical.
Yes. An occupational medicine doctor is experienced in documenting work-related injuries, providing treatment within workers' compensation guidelines, and helping patients return to work safely and as quickly as possible.
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