Occupational Medicine Services

Clear, objective occupational medicine services designed to support workplace recovery—from injury care and medical evaluations to impairment ratings and safe return-to-work planning.

Currently serving Washington State workers’ compensation claims

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Work Injury Care

We evaluate work-related injuries and develop an individualized care plan based on the worker’s condition, job responsibilities, and recovery needs. Care may include diagnostic testing, specialist referrals, appropriate work restrictions, and follow-up throughout recovery. Our goal is to provide clear medical guidance and support a safe, appropriate return to work.

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Workers’ Comp Case Management

We guide your workers’ compensation claim from the first visit through recovery. Our team handles the required L&I documentation, including accident reports, Activity Prescription Forms, and progress notes, and keeps open communication with claim managers and employers. We coordinate referrals, treatment requests, and return-to-work planning so your claim keeps moving and you can focus on getting better.

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Impairment Ratings & Return-to-Work Planning

We provide impairment evaluations when a worker has reached maximum medical improvement and a permanent impairment rating is requested. We also assess functional limitations in relation to the worker’s job responsibilities. Our recommendations may include appropriate work restrictions, modified-duty guidance, and a safe, practical progression toward returning to work.

Need Occupational Medicine Services?

Contact our office to discuss your case and determine the appropriate appointment type.

Appointments are currently available for Washington State workers’ compensation cases.