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13830 S Us Highway 71
Grandview, MO 64030-3685
Phone: 816-761-4664
Fax:816-761-4665
Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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Area Served:
Southern Jackson and Cass county
Directions to the Clinic:
Take Highway 71 to the 140th street exit.
OHS-Compcare is on the North side of the higway, right next to RED-X
Clinical Facility Personnel
Facility Medical Manager:
Doris Zhong, M.D., MPH
Doris Zhong, M.D., MPH, joins OHS-COMPCARE and brings with her three years
of Occupational Medicine experience. Dr. Zhong received her Medical Degree
from Sun Yat-Sen University of Medical Sciences. She has a Masters in
Public Health from the University of Illinois and has completed her Residency
in Surgery at Medical College of Cornell University. Dr. Zhong completed a
Residency in Occupational and Environmental Medicine at St. Louis University,
and also received special training in Orthopedics and Clinical Toxicology.
Dr. Zhong is Board Certified in Occupational Medicine.
Clinical Facility Manager:
Michelle Kavanaugh
Ms. Kavanaugh has 20 years of experience in the healthcare field.
She has knowledge and expertise in several areas of healthcare including
emergency medicine, surgery, education, occupational health and 7 years in management.
She is CMA, BAT and CAOCH certified. She joined OHS-COMPCARE in 2007.
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After Hours Injury Care
Statistics show that cases that are aggressively managed from
the day of the injury resolve faster and cost less and are less
likely to involve litigation. Let the OHS-COMPCARE on-call physician
help you manage those injuries from the start. For after hours emergencies,
contact the clinical facility and ask for the physician on call
to be paged.
After Hours Drug Screens
For after hours drug screens, call the clinical facility and ask
for the after hours collector to be paged. The collector will go
on-site to an employer's campus or meet the patient at the emergency
department.
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