8943 South Tryon Street, Charlotte
Occupational Health Clinics
Occupational Health Clinics in North Carolina
5 occupational health clinics in 4 cities and towns. Work injury care, DOT physicals, drug screens, hearing tests, respirator medical evaluations and vaccinations. Typical timing: walk-in at many clinics; book ahead for group testing.
How Many Occupational Health Clinics Are in North Carolina?
We list 5 occupational health clinics in North Carolina, across 4 cities and towns; the most are in Charlotte (2), Greensboro (1), Durham (1). Typical timing is walk-in at many clinics; book ahead for group testing. Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
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Before You Commit
- Do you treat work injuries, and do you bill workers’ compensation directly?
- Is a certified medical examiner on staff for DOT physicals?
- Do you offer respirator medical evaluations and fit tests?
- Do you offer audiograms and lung function tests?
- How fast do employers get results?
- Set up the employer account before you have an injury, so workers know where to go.
- DOT physicals must be done by an examiner on the FMCSA National Registry.
- Workers’ compensation rules on choosing a doctor vary by state, so check yours.
1614 South Boulevard, Charlotte
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4104 Surles Court, Durham
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1702 Owen Drive, Fayetteville
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Greensboro
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