Welcome to HomeTown Urgent Care

Find how Hometown Workcare Centers (HWC) are saving thousands of dollars for Miami Valley Employers in just travel & wait time cost of their employees with its six convenient locations and extended evening and weekend hours.

To calculate your savings NOW, just complete the following form:

COMPANY INFORMATION

	Name of your company:
	Number of Employees:

TRAVEL & WAIT TIME COST WITH YOUR CURRENT PROVIDER (Each Visit)

	ESTIMATED OCC-MED VISITS YEARLY
		Drug Screens/Physicals:
		Work Injuries:
		PFT & Other Testing/Screens:
	TOTAL VISITS
	Approx. Distance to your current Occ-Med provider (two ways)- In Miles:
	Approx. Travel Time to your current Occ-Med provider (two ways)- (In min)
	Average Wait time at your current Occ-Med provider (In minutes)
	Average Hourly Wage of your employees (with benefits)

	Travel & Wait time related costs at your current Occ-Med provider (Per Visit) :	$

SAVINGS WITH HWC

	Travel & Wait time cost with HWC (Per Visit)	$
	SAVINGS with HWC - Travel & Wait time cost (Per Visit)	$
	YEARLY SAVINGS in just TRAVEL & WAIT time costs	$

ADDITIONAL SAVINGS

	Time costs Savings with our In-house Rx	$
	Time & Wait time Costs Savings Compared to ER visit (for injuries)	$

Did you know Urgent Care costs upto 88% less than Emergency Room costs?
Also, over 65% of injuries or common illnesses can be treated in an Urgent Care Facility

Urgent Care co-pays are much lower than ER co-pays, many times up to 1/3 less. You can easily save money by going to an Urgent Care when you do not have a life threatning illness or emergency.

At participating locations, we are offering free prescription (see drugs covered). As most prescriptions cost upto $30 with our free program, this is a direct savings for you.

Get additional savings with our Hometown CareCard. Save 10%-50% on x-rays, office visit, sutures, and lab work.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Our outpatient centers can handle most routine illnesses, injuries, and conditions. If you are experiencing traumatic or life-threatening illnesses or injuries such as major head trauma, chest pain, severe abdominal pain, or loss of consciousness, you should contact an Emergency Room or 911.