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Mobile Health Solutions for Your Workforce

Onsite wellness screenings and mobile diagnostic imaging designed around your employees, your workplace, and your schedule.

From preventive cardiovascular screenings through ForgedWell to diagnostic ultrasound and workers' compensation imaging through Spectrum Mobile Imaging, we bring professional services directly to your organization—helping make access to care more convenient while minimizing time away from work.

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Two Ways We Support Your Workforce

 

ForgedWell by Spectrum Mobile Imaging

Bring cardiovascular screening directly to your employees through convenient onsite wellness events.

Carotid Screening
PVR/ABI circulation testing
Aortic/AAA Screening
12-Lead EKG

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Mobile Diagnostic Imaging

When employees need diagnostic imaging, mobile ultrasound can provide a convenient option for eligible diagnostic and workers' compensation needs.

Diagnostic Ultrasound
Vascular Diagnostic Testing
Workers' Compensation Imaging

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Why Bring Healthcare Onsite?

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    Less Time Away From Work

    Employees can access services at or near the workplace instead of traveling to another facility.

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    Easier Access to Preventive Care

    Convenient onsite programs can make it easier for employees to participate in cardiovascular screening.

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    Minimal Workplace Disruption

    We coordinate scheduling and onsite workflow around your organization's operations.

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    A Meaningful Employee Benefit

    Show your workforce that their health and well-being are a priority.

Built for Organizations That Put Their People First

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    Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities

    Convenient cardiovascular screening for physically demanding workforces.

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    Transportation & Trucking

    Bring preventive screening closer to employees with demanding schedules.

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    Construction & Skilled Trades

    Make cardiovascular wellness more accessible for active, high-demand workforces.

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    Municipalities & Public Safety

    Support the health and wellness of firefighters, police, EMS, and other essential personnel.

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    Corporate & Executive Teams

    Offer convenient cardiovascular screening as part of a comprehensive employee wellness strategy.

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    Healthcare & Wellness Organizations

    Extend your organization's wellness offerings with onsite cardiovascular screening.

How It Works

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A woman in black scrubs walking with a rolling suitcase outside a building with glass doors.

Simple From Start to Finish

1. We Learn About Your Workforce

We discuss your goals, employee population, schedule, and available space.

2. We Build Your Program

We recommend services and scheduling options based on your organization's needs.

3. We Come to You

Our mobile team arrives prepared with professional equipment and an efficient onsite workflow.

4. Employees Receive Their Results

Participants receive their screening information and appropriate recommendations for follow-up.

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ForgedWell Workforce Cardiovascular Screening

Prevention Starts With Knowing What’s Going On Inside Your Body.

Cardiovascular disease can develop silently, making preventive screening an important part of proactive health and wellness.

ForgedWell brings convenient cardiovascular screening directly to your workplace, making it easier for employees to participate without leaving the jobsite.

Workforce Cardiovascular Screening Options

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A person lying on their back while a healthcare professional performs an ultrasound on their neck, using a handheld probe, with the patient wearing a white top and the healthcare provider wearing blue gloves in a medical setting.

  • What it evaluates:
    This ultrasound assesses blood flow in the carotid arteries, which supply blood to the brain.

    Why it matters:
    Plaque buildup in these arteries can develop silently and increase the risk of stroke. Early detection allows for intervention before symptoms occur.

    What to expect:
    A quick, non-invasive ultrasound scan performed on the neck with no discomfort or downtime.

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Healthcare professional adjusting a yellow ankle blood pressure cuff on a patient's lower leg in a medical setting to perform an ankle/brachial index (ABI) test.

  • What it evaluates:
    This test measures blood flow in the legs using blood pressure cuffs and waveforms to assess circulation. It also checks the circulation within the small vessels of the toes which is critical for those who are diabetic or high risk.

    Why it matters:
    Reduced circulation may indicate peripheral artery disease (PAD), which is linked to increased risk of heart attack and stroke. Reduced circulation can lead to non-healing wounds and can lead up to amputation.

    What to expect:
    Simple, painless testing using cuffs placed on the arms, ankles, feet and toes—completed in just a few minutes.

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Medical professional performing an abdominal ultrasound on a smiling woman.

  • What it evaluates:
    An ultrasound of the abdominal aorta to check for enlargement or aneurysm. We look for aneurysm, dissection, and blockage.

    Why it matters:
    Abdominal aortic aneurysms often have no symptoms but can become life-threatening if they rupture. Screening helps detect issues early.

    What to expect:
    A non-invasive abdominal scan performed while lying comfortably, with no recovery time needed. A 4-6 hour fast is recommended for optimal evaluation.

ekg/ecg electrocardiogram
ekg/ecg electrocardiogram

  • What it evaluates:
    This test records the electrical activity of the heart to assess rhythm and overall cardiac function.

    Why it matters:
    An EKG can help identify irregular heart rhythms or underlying cardiac concerns that may not present with symptoms.

    What to expect:
    Quick, painless test using small electrodes placed on the chest, arms, and legs—completed in minutes.

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A smiling woman with long brown hair wearing a black uniform, walking out of a modern building with luggage.
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Need Diagnostic Imaging?

Mobile Diagnostic Ultrasound for Employer Needs

Spectrum Mobile Imaging also provides diagnostic ultrasound services for eligible workplace and workers' compensation needs.

Diagnostic Ultrasound
Mobile ultrasound services when diagnostic imaging is needed.

Vascular Diagnostic Testing
Diagnostic vascular ultrasound services with appropriate physician orders.

Workers' Compensation Imaging
Convenient mobile imaging options designed to help reduce unnecessary employee travel. Contracted Provider for Coventry.

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A woman with brown hair tied back, wearing a black top and pants, walking outside while pulling a black rolling suitcase.

Why Organizations Choose Us

Experienced Imaging Professionals

More than 20 years of professional ultrasound and vascular imaging experience.

Professional Equipment

We bring professional mobile ultrasound and vascular testing equipment directly to your organization.

Flexible Programs

Screenings can be designed around your workforce, facility, schedule, and goals.

Local & Personal

We're a locally owned Pennsylvania business—not a national wellness corporation.

Employee Privacy Matters

Employee health information is handled confidentially and in accordance with applicable privacy requirements.

Employer wellness reporting can be structured to provide useful program-level information while protecting individual employee health information.

Designed Around Your Organization

Flexible Scheduling
Programs can be coordinated around shifts, breaks, and operations.

Onsite Convenience
Employees can access services without unnecessary travel.

Simple Coordination
We handle the screening workflow from planning through completion.

Scalable Programs
Build a single screening event or develop an ongoing workforce wellness program.

Bring Preventive Care to Your Workplace

Tell us a little about your organization, workforce, and what you'd like to offer your employees. We'll help you determine which services and program structure make sense for your needs.

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Note that prior to an aorta assessment, a recommended fasting period of 4-6 hours is recommended.

Employees may still take medication with a small glass of water.

This practice promotes more clear ultrasound imaging without any potential interference from gas. Fasting optimizes the visibility of the aorta,.