Physical Capacity Profile®
The Physical Capacity Profile (PCP) system allows business to non-objectively test the physical capabilites of a prospective employee or an employee returning to work after recovering from a workplace injury. All results are received and measured using Department of Labor standards, is ADA and HIPAA compliant, and has successfully undergone EEOC audits.
Twin Rivers Urgent Care has partnered with Rathjen Physical Therapy to provide this service.
Wellness at Work
Since Americans spend an average of a third of their lives at work, workplace wellness is the perfect opportunity to make a difference in your employees’ lives. Twin Rivers Urgent Care’s comprehensive wellness program can result in a return on investment of up to 300%. We customize corporate wellness programs designed to fit your organizations needs for long-term success.
Includes:
- Wellness committee development
- Employee interest surveys
- Health Risk Assessments
- Biometric Screenings
- Annual Wellness Planning
- Preventitive Education
- Health and Wellness Newsletters
- Weight Loss and Fitness Program
e-Xpress Care Onsite Clinic
We keep employees healthier, happier, and productive with Twin Rivers e-Xpress Care onsite clinics. Our e-Xpress Care clinic option can save time and money for you and your employees by providing healthcare at your worksite – reducing the time spent waiting on appointments and in waiting rooms.
Twin Rivers creates innovative solutions to healthcare. Whether it’s a full service clinic on-site or a telehealth solution that allow you access to healthcare without a physical visit to a clinic. Our solutions are quick, convenient, and they work for both employers and employees.
If e-Xpress Care is something your organization needs, contact us today to discuss your customized healthcare plan.
Twin Rivers Urgent Care offers convenient, quality healthcare when you need it most. We’re open for walk-in service seven days a week with extended hours, to get you in and out quickly. Our medical team is ready to focus on you – whether it’s a cold or flu, a strain or sprain, or something more complicated.
For a serious condition, stroke or stroke-like symptoms, chest pain or heart attack symptoms, severe bleeding, head trauma with loss of consciousness or other major trauma-go directly to the nearest Emergency Room.