Driver injury
You Have Care Options — Let's Get You Treated
We want to make sure you get the right care for your needs. If this is a work-related injury or illness, you can elect either Self Care or Urgent Care.
Self Care: if you feel the injury is relatively minor, and you believe first aid (bandage, ice, rest, etc.) will be sufficient, you can elect self-care. You can work directly with Dispatch to determine if you are able to continue your day, or if you need to come off the road to continue self-care at home.
Urgent Care: if you feel the injury may require immediate medical treatment, call the Triage Hotline. Here, you will speak directly with a nurse practitioner who can help assess your care needs and provide you with all the care options available for your specific situation.
Emergency Care: this care is reserved for life-threatening situations and is rarely used. This is similar to calling 911 and requesting an ambulance or paramedic.
Which care option are you choosing? *
Choose… Self Care Urgent Care Emergency
This is what you decide to do — the choice is yours, and you can change it at any time.
Self Care — the fast lane. No phone calls or codes needed. Just tell us what happened and add your photos below, then submit. Changed your mind? Switch your choice above to Urgent Care to speak with a nurse, or tell Dispatch and we'll help you coordinate.
Urgent Care: when Self Care does not seem like a good option, Urgent Care may be required. When possible, our team uses the Concentra Urgent Care Network, as they are best at treating workplace injuries. If the Triage Nurse provides a referral to a care location, Concentra will be the best option. However, many Concentra locations close by 5:00 PM — if none are open, discuss with the Triage Nurse whether care for your injury can wait until a Concentra location is open, or if another urgent care facility is necessary.
IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ BEFORE CALLING. When calling Triage you must state:
1. Your employer: Ready Rabbit Delivery
2. Your location code and number:
• DDX2 — 1398 Industrial Blvd, McKinney, TX 75069, Code 650234-B
• DDF4 — 651 Klein Tools Drive, Mansfield, TX 76063, Code 650234-A
Triage nurse recommended Choose… Self Care Urgent Care Emergency Care
Caution: the nurse recommended Self Care , which means you will not be visiting a care facility. If you change your mind, you must contact Dispatch to get authorization before visiting a care facility.
Care facility the nurse recommended * — required if the nurse recommended Urgent or Emergency Care
⚠ Emergency Care — life-threatening situations only.
Emergency care (hospital / emergency room) is reserved for life-threatening, 911-type injuries or illnesses, at the closest emergency room. If you receive emergency care, you will still be required to follow up with a Concentra doctor afterward — emergency rooms and hospitals are not workers'-comp-approved providers, so they cannot release you to return to work or provide continued care.
Are you sure this is an emergency (life-threatening) situation? *
Choose… Yes — this is a life-threatening emergency No
If this is not life-threatening, please change your care option above to Self Care or Urgent Care .
You do NOT need to call the Triage Hotline. Call 911 and then notify Dispatch that you are getting emergency care.
How are you getting emergency care? *
Choose… Calling 911 for an ambulance Driving directly to a hospital Other - Notify Dispatch
Which hospital? *
Now tell us what happened.
Detail what happened — be as thorough as possible *
Example: "While exiting the van from the passenger side I stepped down onto a curb and rolled my left ankle. I was carrying one box and an envelope. I did not use three points of contact when exiting the van. After I fell my ankle hurt and I tried to walk it off but it still hurts and is beginning to swell."
Which part(s) of your body were injured? check all that apply
You picked "Other" — please explain *
Photos of the injury — add as many as you need. If it's an ankle, remove the sock first.
Take photo Choose file(s)
Optional — add as many injury photos as you like.
Workers' Compensation Network — acknowledgment. By submitting, you acknowledge you've received information on getting health care under the employer's workers' comp network, and that for a work-related injury in the service area you must use an approved network doctor (except in an emergency). Knowingly making a false workers' comp claim can lead to criminal investigation.