In 2015, approximately 2.9 million employees in America sustained nonfatal injuries and illnesses, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Of those 2.9 million injuries and illnesses, nearly 2.8 million were solely injuries, and that’s just for employees working in the private sector. Workplace injuries are exceedingly common, even when you consider the substantial amount of rules and regulations put in place specifically to limit and prevent injuries at work.
Our team of medical professionals has extensive experience with treating workplace injuries and helping employees get back to work. We understand the importance of recovering quickly and safely so you can be employed again and return to a salary. Our healthcare experts will work day and night to help you recover as efficiently as possible. With a comprehensive and personalized treatment program, we will tackle your injury head on, right alongside you.
Here are several common workplace injuries our skilled doctors have in-depth knowledge of:
Our team of specialists will coordinate with other doctors, nurses, orthopedic surgeons, physicians, physical therapists, and many others in order to determine what the best course of action is for your injury. Our state-of-the-art technology coupled with our extensive facilities makes for the perfect environment to help treat your workplace injury. We have the expertise, the technology, and the determination. Let our proficient healthcare specialists take a look at your injury so we can get you back on your feet and back to work.
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