At Universal Occupational Medicine Clinic, our Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) services are designed to provide impartial and expert medical evaluations for Workers Compensation cases. As certified QMEs, we assess the nature and extent of workplace injuries, offering detailed, unbiased opinions to resolve disputes between employers, employees, and insurance providers. Our QME services help ensure fair outcomes by delivering medically sound evaluations that support the claims process.
Our QME services go beyond basic medical assessments. We dive deep into understanding the specifics of each case, reviewing medical histories, work-related factors, and potential long-term consequences of the injury. With our comprehensive reports, we help both parties make informed decisions, minimizing delays in the resolution of Workers Compensation claims.
Whether your case involves complex injuries or disputes over the cause of the injury, our Qualified Medical Evaluators are here to provide a clear, unbiased perspective.
Ensure fair and accurate outcomes in your Workers Compensation cases with our Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) services. Contact us today to schedule an evaluation and get expert medical assessments that help resolve disputes quickly and effectively. We're here to support both employers and employees in the claims process with trusted, neutral evaluations.

Injuries don’t follow a 9-to-5 schedule. Our After Hours Services are available when you need them most, offering flexibility and peace of mind. We provide medical care outside of regular business hours to ensure your employees have access to treatment no matter the time.
A Qualified Medical Evaluator (QME) is a physician certified by the California Division of Workers' Compensation to conduct medical evaluations in workers' compensation cases.
A QME evaluation provides medical information that may be used to address disputed medical issues within a workers' compensation case.
The evaluation generally involves reviewing relevant information and medical records, conducting an appropriate medical assessment, and documenting the findings in a medical report.
Bring any documents or information you have been instructed to provide for the evaluation. If you have questions about what is required for your appointment, contact the clinic before your visit.
No. A QME evaluation addresses medical issues relevant to the case. Legal questions should be directed to an appropriate workers' compensation attorney or other qualified legal professional.
Universal Occupational Medicine has locations in Bakersfield and Fresno. Contact UOM for current QME availability and appointment information.
Whether you are an employer with a workplace injury or an employee looking for occupational health care, Universal Occupational Medicine is here to help.
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