Results

Outcomes you can take to leadership

Measurable impact from on-site paramedic deployments across construction, energy, manufacturing, logistics, and utilities. Verified stats only — no vanity metrics.

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$1,500

average savings per injury treated on site vs. ER transport

60%

reduction in lost-time / downtime with embedded medical coverage

70%

fewer OSHA recordable injuries reported by our clients

Verified stats

Three numbers. Repeatedly proven.

These are the only outcome figures we publish. Same numbers on every page for a reason.

$1,500

average savings per injury treated on site vs. ER transport

60%

reduction in lost-time / downtime with embedded medical coverage

70%

fewer OSHA recordable injuries reported by our clients

How it plays out

Case patterns — not invented case studies

Four composite narratives built only around our verified figures ($1,500 / 60% / 70%). Three operational patterns plus one full-program stack. No fictional client names. No placeholder logos.

Operational pattern

From ER transport to on-pad treatment

$1,500

saved per injury treated on site vs ER transport

Situation: A soft-tissue or minor trauma injury on an active jobsite. Default path: off-site transport, waiting room time, and a worker gone from the crew for hours — often for care that could have stayed first aid.
Intervention: An embedded PeopleWell medic assesses and treats on site under Industrial MD protocols. Documentation goes to safety. Escalation happens only when clinically required.
Outcome: Employers see about $1,500 average savings per injury treated on site versus ER transport — claims and logistics cost that never hits the books. Same verified figure we publish everywhere.

Operational pattern

Keeping the crew on the clock

60%

less downtime with embedded medical coverage

Situation: One injured worker can idle a whole task group: ride-along, gate delay, and a schedule that slips while everyone waits for word from the ER.
Intervention: Full-time or part-time coverage puts a credentialed clinician on the pad for the hours that matter. Treat, clear return-to-duty when appropriate, keep the shift moving.
Outcome: Clients report 60% less downtime with embedded medical coverage. Productivity stays up because the first move is treatment on site — not a convoy off site.

Operational pattern

First aid that stays first aid

70%

fewer OSHA recordables reported by clients

Situation: Many recordables start as treatable first-aid cases that leave the site. Off-site care and documentation patterns push cases onto the OSHA log when they did not need to.
Intervention: On-site paramedics and EMTs apply proper first aid, clear protocols, and physician-guided judgment so cases that belong as first aid stay first aid.
Outcome: Clients report 70% fewer OSHA recordable injuries when injuries that belong as first aid stay first aid — the third verified outcome we stake the brand on.

Program pattern

One deployment. Three verified outcomes.

verified figures — $1,500 / 60% / 70% — from the same on-site model

Situation: Leadership asks for a single story: injury cost, shift continuity, and OSHA posture. Fragmented vendors answer one lane and leave the others to chance.
Intervention: PeopleWell embeds credentialed medics under Industrial MD direction — treat on site, return-to-duty when appropriate, document for safety. Same coverage model across construction, energy, manufacturing, logistics, and utilities.
Outcome: The program stacks the only numbers we publish: about $1,500 saved per injury treated on site vs ER transport, 60% less downtime, and 70% fewer OSHA recordables reported by clients. One pattern. Three verified stats.

What they mean

How the results show up operationally

Injury cost avoided

$1,500 average savings per injury treated on site versus ER transport — direct claims and logistics cost that never hits your books.

Downtime recovered

60% less downtime with embedded medical coverage. Workers get treated and return to the job instead of leaving the site.

Recordables reduced

70% fewer OSHA recordable injuries reported by our clients when injuries that belong as first aid stay first aid.

Who uses which number

Same proof. Different audiences.

Bring the figure that matches the room — all three are verified.

Safety directors

Lead with 70% fewer recordables — the number that shows up in OSHA reviews and client audits.

Operations leads

Lead with 60% less downtime — crews treated and returned instead of leaving the site.

Finance & risk

Lead with $1,500 per injury avoided vs ER transport — claims and logistics cost that never posts.

How to use these numbers

Bring them to your next safety or finance review

Safety directors use recordable reduction. Operations tracks downtime. Finance cares about per-injury cost. PeopleWell coverage speaks to all three — with the same verified outcomes.

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