What we do
- Evaluate and treat work injuries
- Order X-rays and labs on-site
- Complete required forms
- Refer to specialists when needed
- Coordinate follow-up visits
Bring with you
- Photo ID
- Employer name, address, and phone
- Workers’ comp carrier information (if you have it)
- Injury details — date, time, what happened
For employers
We bill your carrier directly and send timely reports.
ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need an appointment for a work-related injury?
Walk-ins are welcome for urgent care, and no appointment is required.
2. What should I bring to a workers’ compensation visit?
Bring a valid photo ID, your employer’s information, and workers’ compensation insurance or claim information if available.
3. Can PasoVista treat my work-related injury?
Yes. PasoVista evaluates and treats many common workplace injuries and illnesses.
4. Can you provide X-rays or other testing for a work injury?
Yes. Diagnostic testing such as X-rays or laboratory tests may be available when medically necessary.
5. Can PasoVista complete workers’ compensation paperwork?
Yes. PasoVista can provide the medical documentation and paperwork required for your workers’ compensation claim.
6. Do I need to see my employer’s workers’ compensation doctor?
Workers’ compensation rules and approved-provider requirements can vary by employer and insurance carrier. Contact your employer or claims administrator if you are unsure where you should receive care.
7. Can I receive follow-up care for my work injury?
Yes. Follow-up care may be provided based on your injury and treatment needs, including referrals when additional care is appropriate.
8. What should I do if I am injured at work?
Report the injury to your employer as soon as possible and seek medical evaluation. PasoVista can evaluate your injury and help document your care for the workers’ compensation process.