Your injured workers receive comprehensive work injury treatment and care management services from our health care professionals in Occupational Medicine in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Workers' compensation-specific medical management is the single most effective way to produce best outcomes for workplace injuries. Our experts have the specialized experience you need and serve as a liaison between you, other health care professionals and your insurance carrier. This includes keeping you fully informed with timely communication on return-to-work options.

Workers' compensation management provides:

• Accurate assessments, including functional capacity evaluations for specific job demands to minimize productivity loss
• Blood-borne pathogen exposure testing, counseling and treatment
• Care coordination and communication with you and qualified rehabilitation consultants
• Case coordination
• Clear, consistent injury report forms
• Clear direction on transitions from temporary, alternative-duty status to full-duty status for a faster, more predictable return-to-work process
• Communication on the care of your injured worker
• Complete compliance documentation
• Coordination with other Mayo Clinic Health System health care professionals
• Direct care by occupational medicine specialists knowledgeable in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin workers' compensation
• Fitness for duty testing
• Follow-up care
• Impairment ratings and permanent partial disability as applicable
• Initial injury treatment
• Laceration repair and minor burn treatment
• On-site ergonomic assessments/training with the injured worker at the worksite
• Return-to-work testing
• Same-day access, including walk-ins, so emergency room visits can be avoided
• Work restrictions and return-to-work plans

Call to get started with a consultation to determine how Occupational Medicine can meet your workers' compensation needs.