WORK COMP
Work Related Injury
& Illness Care
Immediate care for workplace injuries with proper
documentation and follow up.
Helping employees recover and return to work.
9+ Convenient Locations
Care close to home.
Short Wait Times
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Most Insurance Accepted
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WORK COMP CARE IN LANSING
Injury & Illness
Treatment for Employees
We provide care for work-related injuries and illnesses to help employees recover and return to work quickly.
Injury & Illness
Evaluation
We assess workplace injuries and Illnesses thoroughly and effieciently.
Treatment &
Care
Timely care focused on early recovery and return to work.
Documentation
& Reporting
Accurate, compliant paperwork for employer and regulatory needs.
Return to Work
Guidance
Clear recommendations to support a safe and confident return to work.
Follow-up
Care
We provide ongoing support to help employees heal safely and return with confidence.
Efficient Work Injury
Care and Documentation
Work related injuries require prompt treatment and proper documentation. Lansing Urgent Care provides comprehensive care for workplace injuries to help employees recover and return to work safely.
Our providers evaluate injuries, deliver treatment, and handle necessary reporting to support both employees and employers. We focus on fast care and clear communication throughout the process.
Walk in
Anytime
No
appointment
needed.
Expert
Care
Experienced
providers you
can trust.
Personalized
Treatment
Care plans
tailored to
your needs.
Relief
That Lasts
Focused on long
term recovery
& wellness.
be seen from home.
- our services in lansing
Healthcare is our Specialty
Whether it’s a sprain, sore throat, or school physical, Lansing Urgent Care is here for life’s unexpected moments. Our skilled medical team offers a wide range of walk in services so you can get quality care, close to home, without the long wait or high cost of the ER.
Cuts, Wounds & Procedures
minor procedures with fast treatment to help you
heal quickly.
Illness & Infection Care
Injury & Pain Care
Occupational & Employer Services
Physicals & Exams
physicals with walk in
availability any day and no appointment needed.
Testing & Diagnostics
On-site Medications
One Visit. Complete Care. Get the evaluation and treatment you need, with medications available on site when appropriate.
Virtual Care
with convenient online visits
for common illnesses and
follow-ups.
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place in line. No appointment needed
at any of our 9 locations.
- FAQS
Frequently Asked
Work Comp
Questions
We’re here to make your visit as easy as possible.
Below are answers to common questions about work compensation and injuries.
What is workers' compensation?
Workers’ compensation is insurance that provides medical care and benefits for employees who are injured or become ill because of their job. If you’ve been hurt at work, Lansing Urgent Care can evaluate your injury, provide treatment, and help you begin the workers’ compensation process so you can recover and return to work safely.
What types of work-related injuries can urgent care treat?
Lansing Urgent Care treats many workplace injuries, including cuts, lacerations, burns, sprains, strains, fractures, back injuries, eye injuries, puncture wounds, repetitive motion injuries, and other non-life-threatening conditions. We also provide on-site X-rays, wound care, splinting, and other occupational health services.
When should I seek medical care after a workplace injury?
You should seek medical care as soon as possible after a workplace injury, even if it seems minor. Early evaluation helps document your injury, begin appropriate treatment, reduce the risk of complications, and support the workers’ compensation claim process if needed.
Do I need my employer's approval before coming to urgent care?
In many cases, no. If you’ve been injured at work, you should notify your supervisor or employer as soon as possible, but you should not delay medical care for an injury that requires evaluation. Our team can work with your employer and workers’ compensation insurance carrier regarding the necessary documentation.
Can Lansing Urgent Care provide workers' compensation treatment?
Yes. Lansing Urgent Care partners with employers throughout Mid-Michigan to provide prompt evaluation, treatment, documentation, and follow-up care for work-related injuries. We help employees recover safely while helping employers manage workplace injuries efficiently.
Will my workers' compensation visit include drug or alcohol testing?
Depending on your employer’s policies, a workplace injury evaluation may include post-accident drug screening or Breath Alcohol Testing (BAT). If testing is required, our occupational health team follows your employer’s procedures and applicable regulations.
Can urgent care complete return-to-work paperwork?
Yes. Our providers can complete work status reports, return-to-work documentation, activity restrictions, and other required forms. We communicate with employers when appropriate to help ensure employees return to work safely and within recommended restrictions.
What should I bring to my workers' compensation visit?
Bring a valid photo ID, your employer’s workers’ compensation information if available, any claim or authorization forms, and details about how the injury occurred. If your employer has provided specific paperwork, bringing it with you will help expedite your visit.
When should I go to the emergency room instead of urgent care?
Seek emergency medical care immediately if your workplace injury involves severe bleeding, an open fracture, loss of consciousness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, major burns, significant head trauma, or any life-threatening condition. Less severe workplace injuries can often be treated at Lansing Urgent Care.
Why choose Lansing Urgent Care for workers' compensation injuries?
Lansing Urgent Care offers convenient walk-in care, extended hours seven days a week, experienced occupational health providers, on-site X-rays, and comprehensive injury management. We work closely with employees, employers, case managers, and insurance carriers to help injured workers recover and return to work as safely and efficiently as possible.