Occupational Health in Dalton, GA | AFC Urgent Care

At AFC Urgent Care Dalton, we understand that medical care for your employees is an essential part of any successful business. That’s why we provide a comprehensive one-stop-shop for all of your occupational health and workers’ compensation needs. Our team prioritizes convenience, efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

We are committed to providing the highest quality healthcare in a timely manner and always seek out first aid solutions whenever possible. In the event of a recordable injury or ailment, our medical providers will thoroughly evaluate the cause and ensure accuracy in reporting, helping your business stay compliant with all laws and regulations.

Affordable Occupational Health Services

It’s no surprise that the cost of healthcare can be expensive. That’s why we’re committed to providing quality care at an affordable price.  Plus, the average visit to an urgent care center costs less than $150, while an ER visit averages $1354, according to Medical Expenditure 2016.

We are equipped with a team of Nationally Registered DOT Physicians who are ready to assist you. Our DOT physicians are experienced in providing quality healthcare to employees who need immediate medical attention. When employees become ill and can’t see their regular doctor, the price tag on their medical care drastically increases. That’s why our team is here to provide fast, effective, and affordable care.

As you lead your business and team, it is essential that you have an occupational health partner that you can depend on. Our team at AFC Urgent Care has the knowledge and capability to deliver customized services to companies, as well as access to a network of local specialists when more comprehensive care is needed for patients. Here are some things to consider:

• In 2010, Health Affairs reported that 27% of ER visits are eligible to be managed at urgent care which can generate annual cost-savings of approximately $4.4 billion.
• According to the findings of a 2015 study conducted by the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission, the rate of ER visits dropped by around 30% when patients had access to urgent care centers nearby.