Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the variety of health services we offer at all three of our convenient locations in Montrose, Grand Junction and Clifton. We are dedicated to providing top-notch care with ease and accessibility. Whether you’re in need of a sports physical, a DOT (Department of Transportation) exam, or workers’ compensation evaluations, we’ve got you covered.
Our walk-in policy ensures you can get the services you need without the hassle of scheduling appointments. Let’s go through the specifics of each service and how you can benefit from them.
Healthcare Services for Your Convenience
Sports Physicals
Sports physicals are essential for student-athletes, ensuring they are fit and ready to participate in their chosen sports. Our clinic offers these physicals on a walk-in basis, making it convenient for busy families. Typically, the demand for sports physicals peaks in June as students prepare for summer and fall sports seasons.
Sports physicals assess a variety of health metrics including cardiovascular health, joint and muscle function, and overall physical well-being. This thorough evaluation helps in identifying any underlying health issues that might hinder a student’s athletic performance or put them at risk of injury.
Our experienced medical staff conducts these evaluations efficiently, ensuring that all necessary health checks are performed. We understand the importance of these physicals in not just fulfilling school requirements, but also in safeguarding the health of young athletes.
DOT (Department of Transportation) Exams
DOT exams are critical for commercial drivers to ensure they meet the health standards required for operating large vehicles. These exams are available on a walk-in basis and are particularly emphasized in May, aligning with peak times when drivers often need to renew their certifications.
The DOT physical exam is designed to detect physical, mental, and emotional issues that might affect a driver’s ability to operate a commercial vehicle safely. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) mandates these exams, which include vision and hearing tests, blood pressure checks, and a thorough physical examination.
Our clinics are staffed with certified medical examiners who are trained to conduct these DOT exams efficiently and thoroughly. By providing these services without the need for appointments, we ensure that commercial drivers can maintain their certifications with minimal disruption to their schedules.
Workers’ Compensation Cases
Our clinics also handle workers’ compensation cases, offering walk-in services to accommodate urgent needs following a workplace injury. Workers’ compensation evaluations are crucial for both employees and employers to ensure that injuries are properly documented and treated.
In these evaluations, our medical professionals assess the extent of the injury, recommend treatment plans, and provide necessary documentation for insurance claims. This service helps injured workers get back on their feet and back to work as safely and quickly as possible.
Our commitment to comprehensive care means we work closely with employers and insurance providers to streamline the process, ensuring that all parties have the information they need for a smooth workers’ compensation claim process.
School Physicals
School physicals are another key service we offer, covering a range of needs from general school entrance requirements to specific physicals for camps and sports. These physicals often start in July, as families prepare for the upcoming school year.
A school physical typically includes a review of the child’s medical history, a physical examination, and updates on vaccinations. These physicals are essential in ensuring that children are healthy and ready for the academic year.
We make it easy for parents by offering these physicals on a walk-in basis, removing the need for scheduling appointments during the busy back-to-school season. Our healthcare providers are experienced in working with children and ensure that the physicals are thorough and stress-free for both parents and children.
Best Times to Visit
Understanding the optimal times to visit urgent care for your walk-in physical can make your visits more convenient and stress-free. Here are some key dates and timelines to keep in mind for our various services.
Last Day of School: May 23rd and 24th
As the school year winds down, it’s important to plan ahead for any medical exams your children might need. The last days of school, May 23rd and 24th, mark the beginning of the preparation period for summer activities. Scheduling school physicals around this time ensures your child is ready for summer camps, sports, or other activities that require a medical clearance. Early planning can help avoid the rush and ensure a smooth start to the summer.
DOT Exams: May, June and July
For commercial drivers, staying compliant with health regulations is crucial. May to July are the prime months to focus on getting your DOT (Department of Transportation) exams done. This timing is particularly convenient for those looking to renew their certifications before the summer travel season picks up.
Sports Physicals: June and July
June to July are ideal months for scheduling sports physicals, particularly as students gear up for school to start in August. But don’t worry, even if you don’t get here before school starts, we can still help you! Sports physicals assess an athlete’s fitness level and readiness to participate in physical activities. They check for any conditions that might pose a risk during sports participation, such as heart conditions, joint problems, or other underlying health issues.
Flat Rate Fee for Each Service
We believe in making healthcare accessible and affordable for everyone. To this end, we have established a flat rate fee for each of the services we offer, including sports physicals, DOT exams, workers’ compensation evaluations, and school physicals.
This flat rate approach eliminates the uncertainty of variable costs and ensures that you know exactly what to expect when you walk into our clinic.