OCS created the National TPA (Third-Party Administrator) Program to simplify the process. Through the program, employers can:
The OCS National TPA Program is built for employers that need occupational health support beyond one local service area, including:
When your workforce is spread out, OCS helps bring occupational health management back into one clear system.
Start by sending OCS the information needed to coordinate the appointment:
The online authorization form covers everything needed to schedule services; just select “National TPA” as your location option. You can also reach OCS by phone or email.
Scheduling support: (888) 592-1770
Start a Service RequestOnce the appointment is scheduled, OCS provides the clinic address and an authorization barcode.
The employee visits the assigned clinic with:
OCS handles clinic coordination in advance, so the employee knows exactly where to go.
Results and invoices are made available through the employer’s existing OCS portal after the visit.
No separate clinic invoices or scattered results to chase down, no matter how many states are involved.
OCS coordinates occupational health services for employees across the United States, so your workforce can be seen wherever the job takes them.
Whether you have employees in two states or crews working across the country, the process stays centralized through OCS rather than a separate clinic relationship in every market.
Provide the employee details, services needed, and preferred ZIP code or city, and OCS handles clinic coordination and authorization.
Everything flows back through your existing OCS portal, so your team isn’t managing fragmented reporting across vendors.
OCS manages the coordination so employers don’t have to track appointments or follow up with multiple clinics directly.
DOT physicals, drug and alcohol testing, and other regulatory compliance services are available through the network, so multi-state employers can stay compliant without setting up a separate vendor in every location.
Through the National TPA Program, OCS can coordinate a range of occupational health services at network clinics.
Available services include:
Final service availability may vary by clinic location and should be confirmed at the time of scheduling. For the full range of services OCS provides in-house, visit the services page .
The OCS National TPA Program gives employers access to a nationwide network of occupational health clinics through their existing OCS relationship. It’s built for companies that need reliable employee health services beyond a single local clinic: multi-state workforces, remote crews, traveling employees, temporary project sites, or teams working outside of Michigan.
As a third-party administrator, OCS coordinates the scheduling, authorization, clinic communication, results, and invoicing for each visit. Employers keep working through OCS instead of opening new vendor relationships in every state, and get the same employer-focused support and account oversight their Michigan locations already rely on, extended nationwide. Every appointment is still handled by licensed healthcare professionals at the network clinic itself, so the quality of care doesn’t change just because the location does.
Managing employee health services across multiple locations shouldn’t mean managing multiple vendors, invoices, portals, and follow-up processes. With the OCS National TPA Program, OCS schedules the appointment, provides the authorization details, coordinates with the clinic, and makes results and invoices available through your employer portal. Your employees get access to clinic locations across the country, and your team gets one process to manage instead of several.
OCS has taken care of America’s workers in Michigan for years, and that same commitment now extends coast to coast.
Contact Us to Request ServicesYes. Through the OCS National TPA Program, OCS can coordinate services for employees at 3,000+ clinic locations across the United States.
Employers provide the employee’s name, date of birth, phone number, services needed, and preferred ZIP code or city. OCS then coordinates the appointment and provides the authorization barcode and clinic address.
The authorization barcode provided by OCS and a valid photo ID.
Through the employer’s existing OCS portal.
No. The program is managed through OCS, so employers use one account, one bill, and one portal even when services are scheduled across multiple states.
Employers with people across multiple locations or states, remote job sites, traveling crews, or teams working outside of Michigan, particularly construction, industrial, pipeline, and project-based companies.
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