24-Hour Response
Mobile technicians are available to respond to your worksite 24 hours a day.
24-Hour Mobile Workplace First Aid
When an Employee Gets Injured, Bring the Response to Them.
When a non-life-threatening workplace injury occurs, a mobile first-aid technician can be dispatched to provide care directly to the employee at the worksite. This model helps employers manage injuries more efficiently within their injury management program while helping employees receive appropriate care and potentially minimizing unnecessary disruption to their workday.
No setup fee. No obligation to use the service. Get set up now and call when you need it.
Response location
The employee's worksite
On-Site Care
Appropriate first aid is delivered to the employee at the worksite instead of routinely sending them to an off-site facility.
All Industries
Designed to serve employers across industries, helping them manage workplace injuries more efficiently.
Organized Process
A time-tested process—from initial injury notification and worksite response through first aid and appropriate documentation.
Not Every Workplace Injury Requires a Trip to a Clinic or Emergency Room.
When an employee gets injured, sending them off-site to a clinic or emergency room isn't always the best option. What if that same injury could be appropriately managed with first aid from a trained technician—right at your worksite?
Mobile first-aid response gives employers another option for managing non-life-threatening workplace injuries. When first aid is appropriate, a trained technician can respond directly to the worksite, assess the injury and provide care without having to send the employee to an off-site facility.
Everyone Benefits: Employees, Employers, and the Workers' Compensation System as a Whole.
Traditional Response
Employee Injury
Employee Leaves Worksite
Clinic / Medical Facility
Travel + Waiting + Operational Disruption
Mobile First Aid
Employee Injury
Mobile Response Requested
Technician Comes to Worksite
Assessment + Appropriate First Aid
First Aid Comes to You.
1
An Injury Occurs
An employee experiences a non-life-threatening workplace injury.
2
Request Mobile First Aid
Injury and worksite details are submitted to initiate a response.
3
A Technician Responds
A mobile first-aid technician is dispatched directly to the worksite.
4
First Aid Is Provided
The employee is assessed and appropriate first aid is provided at the workplace.
Types of Injuries Managed On-Site
Lacerations
Burns
Eye Irritation
Neck or Back Pain
Extremity Injuries
More...
The result: appropriate care at the worksite and employees working—not waiting unnecessarily at an off-site facility.
Wherever Work Happens.
Mobile first aid can support employers across a wide range of industries and work environments.
Manufacturing
Warehousing & Distribution
Construction
Hospitality & Restaurants
Landscaping
Retail
Transportation & Logistics
Office & Commercial
A Better Way to Manage Workplace Injuries.
Reduce Workplace Disruption
Bringing first aid to the worksite can reduce the time and logistical disruption associated with sending employees off-site.
Create a Consistent Response Process
Give supervisors and managers a defined option when non-life-threatening workplace injuries occur.
Bring First Aid to the Employee
Instead of routinely transporting the employee elsewhere, mobile response brings the technician to the workplace.
Available Around the Clock
Workplace injuries don't only happen during normal business hours. Mobile first-aid response is available 24 hours a day.
See Worksite Injury First Aid in Action
See how the process works—from the moment an injury occurs through mobile response and on-site first aid.
Learn How It WorksProcess overview
Employee InjuryRequest ResponseTechnician DispatchedTechnician ArrivesOn-Site First AidDocumentation
Be Ready Before the Next Injury Happens.
Establish your company's account before service is needed, so a mobile first-aid response process is already in place when a workplace injury occurs.
$0 to Get Set Up
There's no setup fee. Establish your company information in advance, then request mobile first aid when you need it.