A pre-employment physical is an examination provided to candidates for a potential job. Urgent Care + TeleHealth providers conduct pre-employment & annual physical exams, OSHA physicals, biometric screening, physical abilities testing, and return-to-work physicals which are compliant and customized by job requirements.

For relatively minor workplace injuries, Urgent Care + Telehealth offers a convenient and confidential video visit option. Workers can quickly connect with a provider over a smartphone to discuss issues and receive advice. TeleHealth visits are helpful for tight schedules and help avoid interruption to work.

At Urgent Care + Telehealth, we offer comprehensive vaccinations.  We also offer travel medicine services for workers who travel internationally.  Visit Urgent Care+TeleHealth prior to your departure for your travel vaccinations or medication needs, and our providers will make sure you stay healthy and meet international entry requirements for guests.

Our providers regularly provide drug tests for employers. . A drug test involves taking samples like urine, blood, or saliva of an individual, which is tested for the presence of a drug.

A PPD skin test, which is also referred to as a tuberculosis test, is conducted to measure the immunity of an individual’s body in response to the injection of PPD solution into the skin. PPD stands for purified protein derivative solution derived from the tuberculosis bacteria.

Spirometry is used to diagnose asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other conditions that affect breathing. Spirometry may also be used periodically to monitor your lung condition and check whether a treatment for a chronic lung condition is helping you breathe better.

A breath alcohol test, commonly called a “breathalyzer” or a “BAT,” is an instant screening that determines precisely how much alcohol a person has in their breath. Relying on a scientific principle known as “Henry’s Law,” the percent of alcohol in a person’s breath can be assumed to match the percent of alcohol in that person’s blood. As compared with blood alcohol tests, breath testing for alcohol is far more convenient, less painful, much faster, and just as accurate. Thus, breath alcohol testing has become the most popular method to detect if someone is intoxicated, and is widely used by employers, required by DOT, and administered by law enforcement.

Speedy post-accident first aid is critical to protect against long-term complications. Injuries caused by workplace accidents might result in concussions, brain injury, whiplash, damaged ligaments, and herniated discs in the spine. Post-accident first aid at Urgent Care + TeleHealth is offered on a walk-in or appointment basis at our clinics in Sonoma, Napa, and Benicia. Our goal is to provide patients with the immediate attention that they require.  Wait times are generally much shorter than at an emergency room.

Back and neck injuries are unfortunately common in the workplace – especially in the demanding jobs of the wine country. In these cases, our goal will be to assess the cause and then to provide treatment that speeds recovery and a return to work. Our treatment of back and neck injuries always starts with a thorough assessment, physical exam, and accurate diagnosis of the possible cause.

At our urgent care clinics in Napa, Benicia, and Sonoma, we offer a digital x-ray platform.  Imaging tools like x-rays allow us to assess a disability or injury much easier, which in turn, ensures that the provider can come up with an accurate diagnosis. 

Foreign body removal is a procedure that, as the name suggests, is a way to remove a foreign object from inside the body. Foreign objects are most likely introduced into the body by sudden injury or accident. These foreign objects are not only limited to the skin and may be found in different parts of the body, including the finger, leg, stomach, ear, nose, and even the eye.

Repetitive stress injuries, also known as repetitive strain injuries, are associated with damage to muscles, tendons, and nerves after continuously being exposed to repetitive motion. These injuries may be caused by activities like computer work, manual labor, painting, or even hairdressing. Our providers will assess the root cause and then provide treatment to speed recovery and a return to work.

If not treated promptly, burn injuries may lead to long-term damage to the body – including nerve damage and lack of sensation. Therefore, it’s important for workers to receive prompt first aid for burns.