Optimized Care, Empowering Business

On-Site Injury Response Management Solutions
Our clients experience a
56%
reduction in
recordable injuries
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Round-the-Clock Care
We're on call 24/7, ensuring you have health support whenever you need it.
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Immediate Assessment
Treat and Triage patients within minutes of incident / Provider access is given immediately.
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Case Management
OCC manages each case throughout the entire process. From start, to facility information transfer, follow-up, and case closing.
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Transparent Pricing
Fixed monthly rates save our partners an average of 50% over our competitors. Know your costs upfront with no hidden surprises.

OptiCare Connect is Always Present, Always Prepared

Our team maintains connections with over 200 certified medical facilities throughout the United States. With clients having site locations nationwide, regardless of your employee's location, the OptiCare Connect team ensures a heightened standardization of care. We assess and treat a variety of injuries, and if needed, refer your employees to the appropriate levels of additional care. While our main objective is to enhance the standard of care for your employees, we also aim to minimize workflow disruptions, facilitating a prompt and secure return to work. This not only improves the quality of care for your employees but also saves your organization time and money.

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Licensed in 48 states, active in 38
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News Updates

Post‑Incident Coaching That Actually Changes Behavior

The incident happened yesterday. The paperwork is done today. But what about tomorrow—when your team is back on the floor doing the exact same task that nearly got someone hurt? If your post-incident process ends with a filed report, you're missing the moment that matters most: the brief window where you can turn "what went wrong" into "what we'll do differently right now."

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Fit-for-Duty Hearing Testing: Protecting Workers and Your Business

Every year, approximately 22 million American workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels on the job. Without proper hearing conservation programs, many will experience permanent, preventable hearing loss—costing businesses thousands in workers' compensation claims while robbing employees of their quality of life. Fit-for-duty hearing testing is your first line of defense.

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Construction's Invisible Injury: Why 58% of Workers Have Hearing Loss

Workplace safety isn't just about what you can see—it's also about what you hear. According to OSHA, 22 million U.S. workers face potentially damaging noise exposure annually. This silent hazard can lead to permanent hearing loss, reduced productivity, and increased workplace incidents.

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