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When a Workplace Injury Results in a Broken Bone — What to Do Next How Worker Care Helps You Heal, Stay Compliant, and Get Back on the Job!

  • WorkerCare
  • Aug 11
  • 2 min read
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Workplace injuries can happen in an instant — a fall off a ladder, a mishap with machinery, or even a slip on a wet surface. In many cases, these accidents result in 

non-hospital injuries, like broken or fractured bones, that still require prompt and professional medical care.


At Worker Care, we specialize in treating on-the-job injuries — including non-life-threatening fractures and broken bones. So you can avoid the ER, stay compliant with workplace safety guidelines, and get expert care fast.


Broken Bone Doesn’t Always Mean Hospital

Not all fractures require an emergency room visit. In fact, many:

  • Wrist fractures

  • foot fractures

  • Finger and toe fractures

  • Mild forearm or rib fractures

can be effectively treated at occupational health clinics like Worker Care, where we’re equipped with:

  • On-site X-rays

  • Splinting and bracing

  • Immediate evaluation by occupational injury specialists

  • Custom return-to-work plans


Why Immediate Treatment Matters

When left untreated or delayed, even minor bone injuries can result in:

  • Improper healing

  • Extended time off work

  • Long-term discomfort

  • Higher workers’ comp costs

Getting evaluated at Worker Care allows both the employee and the employer to take action right away. We document the injury thoroughly, treat it efficiently.


Our Aftercare Services Include:

Once a fracture is diagnosed and stabilized, recovery begins — and we’re with you every step of the way.

  • Splinting & Follow-up Care

  • Work Status Updates

  • Specialist Referrals if Needed

  • Return-to-Work Planning

  • Re-check Imaging (when applicable)

We take pride in helping injured workers heal with dignity, while ensuring employers have a trusted partner to manage compliance and recovery timelines.


Skip the ER. Start Healing Here.

If a worker has suffered a possible broken bone, but doesn’t need a hospital, send them straight to Worker Care. We offer walk-in injury care, fast evaluations, and comprehensive aftercare under one roof.


 Serving, Yakima and Sunnyside

 509-575-2949

Worker Care – Trusted Occupational Health Since 2003

 
 
 

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