Workers’ compensation · Davie & Plantation · 7 days a week

Workers’ Comp Clinic for Employers — Davie & Plantation

How to send an injured employee, what we report back the same day, and how a standing account pre-authorizes care.

  • Same-day injury care
  • DWC-25 reported same day
  • X-ray & lab on site
  • Open 7 days
Manager reviewing a plan with an employee on the warehouse floor

When an employee is hurt, you need them seen quickly, treated properly, and back on the job safely — with the paperwork done right the first time. UrgentMed treats workers’ compensation injuries at both Broward clinics seven days a week, reports the same day, and gives you one contact who answers the phone.

How to send an injured employee

  • Call the clinic and tell us the employee is coming, or send them with a note naming your company and contact.
  • Or complete the treatment authorization so the visit is authorized before the employee arrives.
  • Standing account: employers who set up an account are pre-authorized — employees are seen without a call for every visit, and reports go to your designated contact automatically.

What you receive

  • A completed DWC-25 from every visit — diagnosis, treatment plan, work status — sent to you and your carrier.
  • Medications dispensed and braces or crutches supplied at the visit under the claim, and care continued through MMI at the same clinic — your employee is not sent across town.
  • A same-day work-status note: full duty, modified duty with specific restrictions, or off work with a re-evaluation date, so you can plan coverage and light-duty assignments.
  • Post-accident drug and alcohol testing at the same visit when your policy requires it, with chain-of-custody collection.
  • Follow-up scheduling, specialist referrals within the carrier’s network, and a return-to-work evaluation when the employee is ready.

Why employers use UrgentMed for injury care

  • Two Broward locations open seven days a week, so a Saturday injury is seen on Saturday.
  • X-ray, laboratory and EKG on site — the visit that evaluates the injury is the visit that treats it.
  • Reporting the same day, every visit, with restrictions written specifically enough to act on.
  • The same clinics handle your pre-employment physicals, DOT exams and occupational screenings, under one account.

For your carrier

Adjusters and nurse case managers have their own page — reporting, records and how to reach the clinic. Give it to your carrier contact when you set up your account so everyone works from the same process.

Where we see you

Both clinics are open seven days a week with X-ray, laboratory and EKG on site — UrgentMed Davie on S University Drive and UrgentMed Plantation on Cleary Boulevard — serving employers and injured workers across Davie, Plantation, Cooper City, Weston, Sunrise, Southwest Ranches and Broward County.

Set up services for your company

One account covers physicals, testing, injury care and reporting at both Broward clinics — see the employer services overview, or tell us what you need and the team follows up.

Frequently asked questions

How fast will an injured employee be seen?

Walk-ins are seen the same day at either clinic, seven days a week. Employers with a standing account are pre-authorized, so no call is needed for the visit to start.

How do we set up an account?

Use the request form or call the clinic. You name a designated contact, tell us which services you use — injury care, physicals, drug testing — and how you want reports delivered.

What do you report and when?

A completed DWC-25 and a work-status note after every visit, sent the same day to your designated contact and the carrier.

Can you accommodate light-duty programs?

Yes. Restrictions are written specifically — lifting limits, standing time, use of the injured hand — so a modified-duty assignment can be built around them, and they are updated at each visit.

Do you handle post-accident drug testing?

Yes, at the same visit when your policy requires it, including DOT collections and breath alcohol testing.

Walk in or check in online at either clinic

More services

If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency — chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, stroke symptoms — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.