NEOMO Occupational Health
Occupational Injuries
Injuries happen. Let's figure out the best way to treat them together.
A poorly managed injury can be devastating for an employee. Rapid access to comprehensive care helps close the gaps workers often experience following a workplace injury, supporting recovery and a safe return to work.
Injury Management Services
Concierge injury management from the time of injury through to a safe return to work.
24/7 Clinical Access
A priority line answered by our on-call physician and nursing team, so an injury on a night shift gets the same response as one at ten in the morning.
Rapid Access to Care
Prompt assessment and treatment help employees receive the care they need when they need it most, reducing delays and supporting recovery.
Return-to-Work Management
Concierge injury management supports employees from the time of injury through to a safe and successful return to work, ensuring continuity of care throughout the process.
Functional Abilities & Modified Duties
Clear, practical documentation of what a worker can and cannot safely do, so your team can build accommodations that hold up rather than guessing at a restriction.
WSIB Documentation Support
Clinical reporting completed promptly and accurately, coordinated with your claims team so nothing stalls on missing paperwork.
Data & Performance Insights
Real-time data collection provides valuable metrics that support education, protocol development, resource allocation, and continuous improvement initiatives.
From incident to return to work
A single coordinated pathway, so nothing stalls between the injury and the day the worker is back on the job.
In an emergency, call 911 first. Contact our clinical team once the worker is safe.
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The call
Your supervisor or safety lead reaches our on-call clinical team directly, at any hour, and gives a short account of what happened and how the worker presents.
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Clinical triage
Our physician or nurse determines the appropriate pathway immediately: guidance the supervisor can act on at the site, an assessment with our team, or direction to emergency care where the presentation warrants it.
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Assessment and treatment
The worker is assessed and treated by our physician or nursing team. Because our clinicians understand the physical demands of the role, the assessment covers not only the injury but what the worker can safely do while it heals.
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Documentation and reporting
Clinical documentation is completed promptly, including the WSIB Health Professional's Report where applicable, and functional information is communicated to your team so you can meet your own reporting obligations without chasing paperwork.
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Modified duties and follow-up
We set out clear functional abilities and restrictions, coordinate follow-up appointments and any referrals needed, and stay involved as the picture changes rather than leaving you to interpret a note.
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Return to work
We coordinate a safe, timely return with appropriate accommodations, working alongside your team and, where the case calls for it, our disability case management program.
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Data and review
Real-time case data feeds back into your program: where injuries are happening, what is driving time away, and where prevention effort would do the most good.
Our clinicians work alongside your health and safety team and the worker's own providers. We coordinate care, we don't take over the relationship a worker has with their family physician.
The first hour matters most.
Getting an injured worker in front of the right clinician quickly changes the trajectory of the injury, the recovery, and the return to work.
Injury Management
Request a quote
Tell us about your operation and your current injury pathway, and our team will follow up to discuss how a program would work for your sites.
- Response within one business day
- 24/7 on-call physician and nursing support
- Return-to-work coordination from day one
Prefer to talk it through?
705-419-2586 ext. 1Extension 1 reaches our Occupational Health department directly. If this is an emergency, call 9-1-1.

