40 Sharpe Dr, Cranston
Occupational Health Clinics in Rhode Island
9 occupational health clinics in 7 cities and towns. Work injury care, DOT physicals, drug screens, hearing tests, respirator medical evaluations and vaccinations. Typical timing: walk-in at many clinics; book ahead for group testing.
How Many Occupational Health Clinics Are in Rhode Island?
We list 9 occupational health clinics in Rhode Island, across 7 cities and towns; the most are in Pawtucket (2), Warwick (2), Providence (1). Typical timing is walk-in at many clinics; book ahead for group testing. Ask each for a written quote with every fee included and compare the totals.
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Before You Commit
- Do you treat work injuries, and do you bill workers’ compensation directly?
- Is a certified medical examiner on staff for DOT physicals?
- Do you offer respirator medical evaluations and fit tests?
- Do you offer audiograms and lung function tests?
- How fast do employers get results?
- Set up the employer account before you have an injury, so workers know where to go.
- DOT physicals must be done by an examiner on the FMCSA National Registry.
- Workers’ compensation rules on choosing a doctor vary by state, so check yours.
2140 Mendon Rd, Cumberland
1526 Atwood Ave, Johnston
1515 Smith St, North Providence
100 Smithfield Ave Suite X, Pawtucket
111 Brewster St, Pawtucket
290 Branch Ave, Providence
400 Bald Hill Rd Ste 511, Warwick
2191 Post Rd Ste 3, Warwick
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