Occupational Medicine | University of Utah Health

What services does University of Utah Health Occupational Medicine Clinics offer?

Clinics offer services that treat work related injuries as well as preventive work physicals, with board-certified physicians handling injury treatment and follow-up care.

What is the clinic’s approach to urgent cases and follow-up care?

Committed to ready access for urgent cases and efficient turn-around for reporting and follow-up care, with expertise to diagnose and correctly manage cases to optimize outcomes.

Where are the Occupational Medicine locations?

South Jordan Health Center in South Jordan, UT and Redwood Health Center in Salt Lake City, UT.

How is billing handled for workplace injuries or exams?

Workplace injuries are covered by workers compensation insurance. The clinic accepts all workers compensation insurances and can directly bill employers for exam services, labs, and testing; self-pay options are also available.

What kinds of exams are available?

Comprehensive physicals (Executive Health Exams) and basic health screenings (e.g., blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure). Exams can be scheduled with most testing completed in one visit at one location when possible.

Who coordinates occupational health services?

Services are coordinated through the employer requesting services for their employees, with direct billing to employers for exams and related testing.

Are wellness services available and billable to employers or individuals?

Wellness services may be billed directly to the requesting employer or to individuals; results of exams are confidential and not shared with employers.

Do full-time case managers support injured workers?

Yes, they track patient progress to minimize delays in care and reduce lost work time, providing information to minimize overall injury costs.