Company Description

Red Mountain Field Case Management from Benton City, WA. Company specialized in: Consultants.

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Products & Services

Negative attitude regarding return to work ,   Aggravation of pre-existing condition or re-injury shortly after returning to work ,   Nurse Field Case Management Services ,   Other handicaps to employment (communication barriers) ,   Non-union fractures ,   Catastrophic injuries (head, spinal cord, burns, amputations) ,   Complicating factors such as smoking, alcohol or substance abuse ,   Conflict of medical status between the physician and the injured worker ,   History of multiple work injuries ,   Back surgery/fusion or second back surgery ,   Pre-existing conditions affecting recovery period and treatment ,   Field solutions and services (task or full medical assignments) ,   Safety assessment in the injured workers home ,   Rotator cuff tear, ACL tear, Meniscus tear ,   Objective visual assessment ,   Unusual diseases or disorders (Lyme, Chronic Pain syndrome, Thoracic outlet syndrome) ,   Attendance to physician appointment to clarify diagnosis, appropriate treatment plan, length of disability, anticipated MMI dates and facilitate a timely return to work. ,   Working light duty with no progression toward full duty in the future ,   Telephonic case management for over 60 days ,   Multiple medical providers, frequent changes in providers ,   Return to repetitive work/ potential for aggravation or re-injury ,   Questionable legitimacy of injury or causation/work relatedness ,   Non-Compliance issues that have not been resolved by telephone successfully ,   Elderly injured worker ,   Potential loss time of ninety days or more ,   Facilitate MMI and expedite diagnostic testing ,   Return to work will require job modification ,   Clear guidelines r/t injured workers capabilities established while attending MD appointment. ,   Social issues (Transportation problems, child care, finances, and other issues) ,   Treatment plan does not correlate with the injury sustained