MORE EMPLOYERS ARE OFFERING MEDICAL CLINICS
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Kiplinger reports that providing workers with medical care on the job is expanding significantly. By 2016, 40% of large employers had medical clinics on-site or nearby, compared with 25% in 2013. Most facilities are primary care and wellness clinics that charge little or nothing. While most are run by contractors, up to 30% of them are company run. Smaller employers are cooperating to offer services at shared clinics.
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