Work Injury Care Serving Joliet and Will County
The work that drives injuries here
Will County is home to the largest inland port in North America, and the warehouses, intermodal yards and trucking operations around it employ thousands of people in lifting, loading, picking and driving jobs. The injuries we see follow that work: low back strain, shoulder injuries from reaching and stacking, hand and wrist problems from scanning and packing, knee injuries from stepping down and uneven footing, and crash injuries from driving.
How to get seen
Request a visit using the form on this page. We call back within 1 hour, confirm your employer and the date of injury, and schedule you with a licensed provider convenient to where you live or work.
What the first visit covers
- A history of the incident and your job duties
- A physical examination of the injured area
- A treatment plan written for your injury and the work you do
- A work status note describing what you can and cannot do while you recover
- Referrals for imaging or pain management when the provider finds they are needed
Common questions
My injury built up over weeks of the same work. Is that evaluated?+
Yes. Providers evaluate repetitive strain problems as well as injuries from a single incident, and document what you report about your job duties.
Do I need my employer's permission to be seen?+
In general, Illinois allows an injured worker to choose their own physician. Telling your employer about the injury and where you are being treated helps the billing go to the right place.
Do I pay at the visit?+
For a covered work injury, the provider bills the employer or its insurer directly.
Request a Visit
We call back within 1 hour, or call (312) 847-2412.