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What changes when care shows up at the jobsite

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What changes when care shows up at the jobsite

Most of what we do is measured one visit at a time. Now and then an employer changes how care reaches their people, and the difference shows up across the whole operation. Here are two — a food manufacturer in Thornton and a construction contractor working active jobsites — with each write-up available as a one-page PDF.

The work

Employers who moved care on site

Each write-up is available as a one-page PDF you can forward to your safety committee.

Meati Foods: Enhancing Safety in Food Manufacturing
Food manufacturing

Meati Foods: Enhancing Safety in Food Manufacturing

Immediate triage and first aid expedited recovery and improved how we manage workplace injuries.

Safety Manager, Meati Foods

Meati Foods, an innovative food manufacturer based in Thornton, CO, has been a valued client since October 2023. Throughout this partnership, they have experienced a noticeable improvement in safety and a decline in lost workdays. Recognizing the immediate benefits of integrating on-site services, Meati Foods placed Injury Care Associates' Registered Nurses right on the front lines.

The Safety Manager highlighted that immediate triage and first aid have not only expedited the recovery process but also improved management of workplace injuries. With on-site professionals, their OSHA recordables decreased, and employees returned to their roles faster, ensuring minimal disruption. Meati Foods appreciates the tailored approach in delivering high-quality healthcare directly within their production environment.

An Injury Care Associates clinician greeting two workers at the mobile unit; one of them has a bandaged forearm.
Construction

BT Construction: Building a Safer Workplace

Employees are reassured knowing that expert care is readily available.

BT Construction

BT Construction turns to Injury Care Associates for trustworthy, immediate healthcare solutions on their job sites. Their decision to implement on-site services was driven by a need to reduce injury-related downtime and improve employee morale.

These comprehensive services have empowered BT Construction to enhance workplace safety significantly. The presence of trained nurses and first aid services directly on site has allowed them to address injuries promptly, further reinforcing their commitment to a safe working environment. Employees are reassured knowing that expert care is readily available, a testament to BT Construction's dedication to worker well-being and operational efficiency.

The pattern

Different industries, the same three moves

Clinicians on the floor

Registered nurses stationed where the work happens, so an injury is assessed without anyone leaving the site.

First aid before it becomes a claim

Care at the OSHA first-aid level treats the person properly and keeps qualifying injuries off the recordable log.

A clear handoff when it escalates

Anything beyond first aid moves into our clinics, where our provider remains the authorized treating provider of record.

Your turn

Tell us what your injury log looks like.

We'll walk your site, talk through how injuries are being handled now, and tell you honestly whether an on-site program would help — or whether clinic care is the better fit.

What a program includes

  • On-site RN or provider coverage on your schedule
  • Job site first aid and injury evaluation
  • Post-incident drug and alcohol testing
  • Physicals, respirator fit testing and TB testing on site
  • Work status sent to your safety lead
  • Escalation to any of our four Denver-metro clinics