The True ROI of Proactive First-Aid
Our CEO, William Waite, breaks down the impact on business safety and efficiency.
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On-Site Occupational Health & Safety Services
QuickCare brings professional clinicians and compliance-ready workflows directly to your workplace—so injuries get evaluated fast, operations stay moving, and documentation is handled correctly.
Explore On-Site ServicesOn-Site Services Designed for Real Workplaces
QuickCare is built for speed, documentation, and operational simplicity—so your team gets care without losing half a day to off-site logistics.
Core Service
QuickCare First-Aid Response
When a non-emergency workplace injury happens, QuickCare dispatches a qualified clinician to evaluate and treat on-site. You get rapid assessment, appropriate first-aid care, clear next-step guidance, and compliance-ready documentation—without automatically sending employees off-site.
- Average 54-minute on-site arrival
- Reduce off-site trips when clinically appropriate
- Documentation built for OSHA/claims workflows
CPR/AED Training (On-Site)
Keep training simple: we come to you. QuickCare provides hands-on CPR/AED instruction led by experienced trainers, scheduled around your shifts. Your team leaves with practical confidence, stronger emergency readiness, and recognized certification.
- On-site delivery for teams and shifts
- Scenario-based instruction for your hazards
- Certification documentation provided
Toxicology Testing (On-Site)
Streamline testing without pulling teams off the floor. QuickCare provides on-site collections and compliant workflows to support pre-employment, random, reasonable suspicion, and post-incident programs—while minimizing disruption and protecting privacy.
- Efficient on-site collections
- Multiple test types and panels
- Chain-of-custody focused process
Respirator Fit Testing (On-Site)
Fit testing shouldn’t derail the workday. QuickCare supports your respiratory protection program with on-site qualitative and quantitative fit testing and optional PFT support—helping you keep compliance on schedule and employees protected.
- Qualitative & Quantitative fit testing
- Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT) available
- Documentation aligned to program needs
Why Companies Choose QuickCare On-Site
On-site care is not just convenience—done correctly, it reduces operational drag, improves incident workflows, and reinforces safety culture.
Less Downtime, Faster Decisions
Treating or evaluating on-site reduces the “lost half-day” problem. Your supervisors get clear guidance quickly, and employees avoid the travel/wait cycle that stalls productivity.
Fewer off-site disruptions
Better flow for operations & supervisors
Lower Total Incident Cost
Appropriate on-site care can help avoid unnecessary ED/urgent-care utilization and reduce administrative burden. You also get cleaner documentation to support workers’ comp and internal review.
Reduced downstream spend
Less churn from avoidable escalations
Stronger Safety Culture
Employees notice when you take safety seriously. Rapid access to care improves trust and morale—and supports more consistent reporting, follow-up, and prevention.
Higher employee confidence
Visible commitment to well-being
How QuickCare Works
A simple, repeatable workflow—built for workplaces, not waiting rooms.
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Report & Dispatch
You report the need (injury, testing event, training request). QuickCare confirms details and dispatches the right clinician or team for your site.
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On-Site Assessment / Service Delivery
We perform the service on-site: clinical assessment and first-aid (non-emergency), sample collection, fit testing, or training—using professional equipment and standardized protocols.
3
Next Steps & Return-to-Work Guidance
When appropriate, employees return to work quickly with clear guidance. If escalation is needed, we document rationale and help coordinate the next step (clinic/ED/telehealth/occupational provider).
4
Documentation & Follow-Through
You receive documentation designed to support compliance, internal review, and claims workflows. We can also support follow-up planning when required.
Bay Area On-Site Coverage
QuickCare provides on-site services across the nine Bay Area counties. If you’re just outside the region, contact us—coverage may be available based on scheduling and service type.
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QuickCare Service Region
Counties Served
- Alameda
- Contra Costa
- Marin
- Napa
- San Francisco
- San Mateo
- Santa Clara
- Solano
- Sonoma
Service availability note
QuickCare is currently not offering vaccines or phlebotomy services in San Francisco, San Mateo, or Santa Clara counties. All other core QuickCare services remain available. Contact us for the latest details.
QuickCare FAQ
Practical answers to common implementation, response, and compliance questions.
No. For life-threatening emergencies (chest pain, severe bleeding, breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, major trauma, etc.), call 911 immediately. QuickCare is designed for non-emergency workplace injuries and on-site compliance services where rapid evaluation, first-aid care, and documentation can reduce disruption.
QuickCare’s average on-site arrival time after dispatch is approximately 54 minutes across our Bay Area service region. Timing varies based on location, time of day, and staffing coverage.
- First-Aid Response: On-site evaluation and treatment for non-emergency injuries.
- CPR/AED Training: On-site courses for teams and shifts.
- Toxicology Testing: Collections supporting workplace testing programs.
- Respirator Fit Testing: Qualitative/quantitative testing and optional PFT support.
The best mix depends on your industry hazards, employee count, and scheduling needs—QuickCare helps you design a practical rollout.
- Reduced downtime: Less travel and waiting time vs. off-site clinics.
- Better triage: Escalate when needed—avoid it when not.
- Cleaner documentation: Fewer admin loops for supervisors, safety, and HR.
- Program efficiency: Fit testing and testing events run on-site and on schedule.
Yes. We tailor scheduling and workflows to your reality—multiple shifts, distributed sites, peak production hours, and industry-specific hazards. We can also align communication and documentation with your internal processes.
- Minimized productivity loss: Collections happen on-site, often in minutes.
- Simpler logistics: Easier coordination for random and post-incident testing.
- Privacy & process control: More consistent handling at your location.
- Defensible workflows: Chain-of-custody emphasis supports program integrity.
QuickCare provides on-site services across the nine Bay Area counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, and Sonoma.
Yes. QuickCare is currently not offering vaccines or phlebotomy (blood draw) services in San Francisco, San Mateo, or Santa Clara counties. Our core services—First-Aid Response, CPR/AED Training, Toxicology Testing, and Respirator Fit Testing—remain available across all nine Bay Area counties we serve.
Build a Faster, Cleaner Incident Workflow
If you’re tired of clinic runs, fragmented documentation, and operational slowdown after minor incidents, QuickCare’s on-site model is built for you. Let’s design a service plan that fits your sites and shifts.