COVID Updates
Employer resources & quick links
Get to know us. Explore the links below to get started. Take a virtual tour of a Concentra medical center, sign in to your portal, access employer services, and find everything you need to ensure your employees get convenient, high-quality injury care.
- Step inside a Concentra medical center.
- Manage your Concentra account with our self-service portal
- Create an account with Concentra to address your work health needs.
- Download forms for patient authorization and more.
- Get DOT physicals for your employees at any of our centers.
- Sign up for employee drug testing services or start a substance abuse management program.
- Find or contact a center near you.
Patient tips & quick links
Your care matters. We understand what it takes to get you back to health quickly and back to work strong.
- Find a center near you. - No appointment required.
- Pay your urgent care bill online.
- Download and print forms in advance of your visit.
- Learn more about work-related injuries.
- Understand DOT physicals.
- Find a location for your employee drug test.
Designed to meet the needs of employers and employees nationwide.
Make Workers' Comp Work for You
The workers' compensation system is complicated, and it can be hard to know what to do after a work injury. As an occupational medicine expert, Concentra can help you resolve work injuries as quickly and easily as possible. We'll provide great care and manage most of the paperwork so you can focus on your business and your worker can focus on getting well.
Flu shots vital this year
Getting a flu shot remains the top recommendation for staying well during flu season. This year, a flu shot may provide added benefits during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic because:
- Flu shots typically help reduce medical visits for influenza-like illness, thus potentially reducing exposure to COVID-19.
- Preventing flu may reduce illness severity if you get COVID-19. Flu illness can increase the severity of COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Concentra utilizes the Flucelvax Quadrivalent vaccine for protection against four virus strains, instead of three.
