visibility QuickCare First-Aid Response Service Overview
QuickCare's First-Aid Response service is a comprehensive solution designed to provide immediate,
professional medical assistance for workplace injuries. Our service integrates on-site response
with advanced telehealth capabilities, ensuring that your employees receive prompt and effective
care.
Key Features:
- access_time 24/7 on-site first-aid response
- phone_in_talk Integrated telehealth support with nurse
consultation
- assignment Comprehensive injury assessment and treatment
- description OSHA-compliant documentation and reporting
- settings Customizable to fit your workplace needs
By implementing QuickCare's First-Aid Response service, you can significantly reduce the impact
of workplace injuries, minimize OSHA recordables, and create a safer work environment.
phone_in_talk Telehealth Integration Procedures
Our telehealth integration enhances the on-site first-aid response by providing immediate access
to qualified nurses for consultation and guidance. Here's how to utilize this feature:
- call Initiating a Telehealth Call:
- Access the QuickCare mobile app or dedicated device
- Select "Initiate Telehealth Call" from the main menu
- Provide brief details about the incident
- person Connecting with a Nurse:
- A qualified nurse will be connected within 60 seconds
- Ensure you have adequate lighting and a stable internet connection
- chat During the Consultation:
- Describe the injury or situation clearly
- Follow the nurse's instructions for assessment or treatment
- Use the camera to show the injury if necessary
The telehealth feature provides support for various scenarios, including injury assessment,
treatment guidance, and determining the need for further medical attention.
assignment Injury Assessment and Treatment Protocols
Our injury assessment and treatment protocols are based on best practices and have demonstrated
high success rates across various injury types:
| Injury Type |
Success Rate |
Key Protocol Points |
| General Assessment |
96.63% |
Comprehensive evaluation of vital signs and injury specifics |
| Possible Heat Illness |
94.44% |
Rapid cooling techniques and hydration assessment |
| Burns |
91.67% |
Immediate cooling and sterile covering of affected areas |
| Wounds/Lacerations |
94.47% |
Proper cleaning, closure, and dressing techniques |
| Eye Injuries |
90.14% |
Specialized flushing and protection procedures |
Our protocols are regularly updated to reflect the latest medical guidelines and best practices
in occupational health.
local_hospital Criteria for Activating Emergency Medical Services
(EMS)
Our First-Aid Response service is designed to handle a wide range of incidents effectively.
However, there are critical situations where immediate activation of Emergency Medical Services
is necessary. Our highly trained responders can swiftly identify and react to these scenarios to
ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved:
Loss of Consciousness
Any period of unconsciousness, no matter how brief, is a significant medical emergency.
Suspected Spinal Injury
Incidents involving potential trauma to the head, neck, or back require immediate EMS
activation.
Breathing Difficulties
Severe shortness of breath, obstructed airway, or any breathing difficulty.
Severe Bleeding
Uncontrolled bleeding or large volume blood loss is a critical condition.
Chest Pain
Especially if accompanied by shortness of breath, radiating pain, or other cardiac
symptoms.
Severe Burns
Second or third-degree burns covering a large area need immediate medical attention.
Obvious Fractures
Particularly if they are open fractures or involve large bones.
Anaphylaxis
Signs of severe allergic reaction require swift EMS response.
In these critical situations, our responders will not hesitate to activate EMS while continuing
to provide essential first-aid until advanced medical help arrives. Your safety is our top
priority.
build Setting Up Your QuickCare First-Aid Response Program
Implementing QuickCare's comprehensive First-Aid Response program is essential for ensuring
workplace safety. Follow these steps to effectively set up your program:
1
verified_user Implement QuickCare's Emergency Response
Procedures
Develop and communicate clear emergency response procedures in collaboration with
QuickCare. Ensure all employees are trained and familiar with these procedures to
respond effectively to different types of emergencies.
2
phone_in_talk Integrate QuickCare Telehealth Services
Set up QuickCare's telehealth system to provide immediate access to medical
professionals for real-time advice and support. Test the system regularly to ensure
functionality and readiness for emergencies.
3
track_changes Monitor and Review the Program
Continuously monitor the effectiveness of your first-aid response program. Conduct
regular reviews and drills to ensure preparedness and compliance with QuickCare's
standards. Make necessary adjustments based on feedback and incident analyses.
school First-Aid Training
Proper training is essential for an effective first-aid response. QuickCare provides
comprehensive training programs to ensure your team is prepared for various emergency
situations.
list Our Training Covers:
- favorite Basic Life Support (BLS) and CPR
- healing Wound Care and Bleeding Control
- fitness_center Fracture and Sprain Management
- whatshot Burns and Chemical Exposure Treatment
- ac_unit Heat and Cold-Related Illnesses
- flash_on Use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)
- medical_services Proper Use of First-Aid Equipment
- assignment Emergency Response Procedures
- phone_in_talk Telehealth System Operation
Training sessions are conducted by certified instructors and include both theoretical knowledge
and hands-on practice. Refresher courses are provided annually to ensure skills remain current.
list_alt Emergency Response Procedures
Clear, well-defined procedures are essential for effective emergency response. Our comprehensive
First-Aid Response service, combined with telehealth support, ensures your workplace is prepared
for medical emergencies. Follow these steps when responding to a workplace injury or medical
emergency:
- visibility Assess the Scene: Ensure the area
is safe before approaching the injured person.
- call Call for Help: Alert QuickCare's on-site
first-aid responders and, if necessary, activate emergency services.
- healing Provide Immediate Care: Our trained
first-aid responders will administer immediate care based on their extensive training and
the nature of the injury. This may include:
- opacity Controlling bleeding
- favorite Performing CPR if needed
- whatshot Treating burns
- fitness_center Immobilizing fractures
- security Managing shock
- phone_in_talk Use Telehealth if Needed: For
non-life-threatening situations, our on-site responders can consult with a QuickCare nurse
via our advanced telehealth system for additional guidance and support.
- remove_red_eye Monitor the Injured Person:
Our responders will stay with the individual, continuously assessing their condition until
professional medical help arrives.
- description Document the Incident:
QuickCare's team will thoroughly record details of the incident and the care provided,
ensuring accurate reporting and follow-up.
- assignment_turned_in Follow Up: We'll ensure
proper medical care is received and conduct a comprehensive incident review to prevent
future occurrences and improve workplace safety.
warning Important:
QuickCare's First-Aid Response service prioritizes the safety of all individuals involved.
Our professional responders are trained to handle a wide range of emergencies, but will not
hesitate to call for additional medical help when needed.
By choosing QuickCare's First-Aid Response service, you're ensuring that your workplace has
immediate access to skilled responders, advanced first-aid equipment, and expert medical
guidance through our telehealth system. This comprehensive approach significantly enhances your
ability to manage workplace emergencies effectively and minimize the impact of injuries.
help Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Our average response time for On-Site First-Aid Response is under 60 minutes. For
telehealth consultations, you can
expect to be connected with a nurse within 60 seconds.
QuickCare is equipped to handle a wide range of injuries including minor cuts,
burns, sprains, fractures, eye injuries, and more. Our trained responders provide
immediate care and can consult with our telehealth team for additional support.
Yes, our telehealth service is available 24/7. You can access a qualified nurse for
consultation at any time, ensuring continuous support for your employees.
To initiate a telehealth call, you can simply call 888-250-4659. Alternatively, use
the QuickCare mobile app or a dedicated device provided by QuickCare. Select
"Initiate Telehealth Call" from the main menu and provide brief details about the
incident to be connected with a nurse.
If an injury appears severe, such as loss of consciousness, suspected spinal injury,
severe bleeding, or breathing difficulties, activate Emergency Medical Services
(EMS) immediately. Our responders will provide first-aid until EMS arrives.
It is recommended to review and update your first-aid response plan at least
annually or whenever there are significant changes in your workplace environment,
staffing, or operations. Regular drills and feedback can help keep your plan
effective and up-to-date.
QuickCare responders receive comprehensive training covering basic life support
(BLS), CPR, wound care, fracture management, burns treatment, and the use of AEDs.
They are also trained in emergency response procedures and telehealth system
operation.
