Workplace injury care
From lacerations and sprains to suspected fractures and back strains, we evaluate, treat, and document workplace injuries the same day. On-site X-ray and lab keep things in one visit.
When your employees get hurt on the job, you need a clinic that handles workers' comp the right way — fast, thorough, and with paperwork that doesn't bounce back. EveryDay Healthcare partners with Fresno employers for workplace injury care, return-to-work exams, and ongoing occupational health services.

Conditions and services we routinely treat under occupational health.
Workers' compensation injury visits
Initial injury evaluation and treatment
Lacerations, sprains, strains, and minor trauma
On-site X-ray for work injuries
Return-to-work and fit-for-duty exams
Modified-duty recommendations
Drug and alcohol testing (post-accident, reasonable suspicion)
OSHA-recordable case management
Coordinated specialist referrals
Employers needing a reliable workers' comp partner
Injured employees needing same-day evaluation and treatment
HR teams managing return-to-work and modified-duty cases
Safety officers needing post-accident drug and alcohol testing

Simple steps. No surprises.
Employee arrives with employer authorization (or we verify by phone)
Injury evaluation, on-site X-ray and treatment as needed
Modified-duty or return-to-work recommendations documented clearly
First Report of Injury and ongoing status reports sent to HR and the carrier
From lacerations and sprains to suspected fractures and back strains, we evaluate, treat, and document workplace injuries the same day. On-site X-ray and lab keep things in one visit.
After an injury or leave, we'll evaluate whether the employee can safely return to full duty or needs modified duty — with clear written restrictions and a follow-up plan.
Post-accident, reasonable-suspicion, and random drug screens handled with proper chain-of-custody. Breath alcohol testing available on-site.
We coordinate directly with your HR team and workers' comp carrier, send timely status reports, and make referrals to specialists or physical therapy when needed.
Walk in or book online at either clinic.


Not accepted: Medi-Cal









