Occupational medicine for Oklahoma employers.
We partner with local businesses for workers' comp, injury care, return-to-work evaluations, and ongoing employee health programs.
Walk-in workers' comp evaluation, treatment, and reporting. We handle return-to-work exams, functional capacity assessments, and modified-duty letters — direct-billed to your carrier.
Medically reviewed by Iftikhar Sandhu, PA-C · July 7, 2026
Occupational Medicine.
- Average cost
- Direct-billed to workers' comp carrier or employer
- Average wait
- ~20 minutes for initial evaluation
- Insurance
- Direct-billed to workers' comp; not billed to personal insurance
- Ages
- 18 and up (working population)
- Turnaround
- First report submitted same day
- Walk-in
- Yes — bring claim number if available
Workers' comp
Same-day evaluation, treatment, and reporting back to the employer.
Return-to-work
Functional capacity evaluations and modified-duty letters.
Employer programs
Standing orders, billing accounts, on-site triage protocols.
Common questions.
Do you bill our workers' comp carrier directly?+
Yes. Bring claim and employer info to the first visit.
Can we set up a corporate account?+
Yes — call us at 405-285-7222 to set up billing and protocols.
Do you handle drug testing?+
Yes — DOT-compliant and standard employer panels available. Walk in or set up a standing order.
Sources & further reading.
- 1.ACOEM — Occupational Medicine Guidelines
- 2.OSHA — Recordkeeping
- 3.Oklahoma Workers' Compensation Commission
Reviewed by Iftikhar Sandhu, PA-C · Content updated July 2026
Also offered at our clinics.
Digital X-Ray
On-site digital X-ray at Quick Urgent Care. Read in minutes by board-certified providers. Walk in 7am–8pm daily.
Learn moreVaccinations
Walk-in flu shots, Tdap, and DTaP vaccines for adults and children 3 months and up. Open daily 7am–8pm in Moore and Oklahoma City.
Learn moreDrug Testing
Confidential workplace drug testing in Moore and Oklahoma City. 5- and 10-panel screens, DOT, pre-employment, random.
Learn moreFor life-threatening emergencies, call 911.
Do not come to urgent care for these — go directly to the nearest ER or call 911 immediately.
- Chest pain or pressure
- Stroke symptoms (FAST)
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Heavy uncontrolled bleeding
- Loss of consciousness
- Severe allergic reaction
- Head injury with confusion
- Suspected poisoning
Walk in or reserve your spot.
Most occupational medicine visits wrap up in 30 minutes or less.