Occupational medicine

Unlike other community providers, we partner with you until your claim process is completed.

We can:

• Help you file your claim at your first appointment, no matter who your employer is
• Offer one-time or ongoing care
• Find the resources you need from the Labor and Industries (L&I) system
• Reopen your earlier claims
• Help you get a rating for most Washington L&I-covered medical problems
• Help you get electro-diagnostic testing (EMG/NCV), if you need it

We have more than 500 doctors and other care team members in over 40 specialties. All of them get ongoing training on occupational medicine best practices. We work together to make sure your employees return to work as safely as possible.

We also work with the Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) to reduce disability and improve results.

Our health services coordinators offer these services:

• Answer questions and clarify communication with care team members
• Set appropriate return-to-work expectations with injured employees
• Review and design return-to-work opportunities
• Find L&I resources

We work closely with self-insured employers by hosting regular ongoing roundtable meetings and offering one point of contact.

Please join us for the next self-insured employer roundtable. We talk about general issues and answer questions about your injured workers’ care within The Everett Clinic.

To learn more about the self-insured employer roundtable, call our clinical practice manager at 1-425-317-3629.

We’ve been a Center for Occupational Health and Education (COHE) since 2007.

To learn more:

• Visit COHE  
• See the COHE scorecard