Workers’ Compensation provides employees with appropriate medical care and a portion of lost wages following a work-related injury, illness or disease. Coverage is provided by employers at no cost to employees.
In An Emergency
If you need immediate medical attention, go to the nearest hospital or Urgent Care facility. For life- or limb-threatening emergencies, call 911 immediately.
If You're Injured on the Job:
- Notify your supervisor immediately.
- Submit a report within 10 days of the accident or injury.
- Bookmark this page for future reference. The "Submit a Report" link is dynamic and will not work if you bookmark the link itself.
- View the step-by-step instructions for reporting if you have any issues completing the form.
- If you require medical treatment as a result of the work-related injury or illness, you must choose a provider designated by PSD from the list below.
- You may not submit an Employee's Report of a Work-Related Injury on behalf of another employee. Please contact Risk Management at risk@psdschools.org with questions.
Designated Providers
- UCHealth Occupational Medicine Clinic (formerly Occupational Health Services
- 2315 E Harmony Road, Suite 170, Fort Collins, CO, 80528
- (970) 495-8450
- Medicine for Business and Industry (MBI) (formerly Workwell Occupational Medicine
- Fort Collins
- 1600 Specht Point Road, Suite 115, Fort Collins, CO 80525
- (970) 672-5100
- Loveland
- 1608 Topaz Drive, Loveland, CO 80537
- (970) 593-0125
- Fort Collins
- Concentra Medical Care
- 620 South Lemay Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
- (970) 221-5811
- Banner Occupational Health Clinic (Same building as the employee clinic)
- 110 Boardwalk Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525
- (970) 821-3500
Lead Testing in PSD
A new Colorado law requires all licensed childcare programs and public schools serving preschool through eighth-grade students to test their drinking water for lead and take action when results show levels of lead at or above 5 parts per billion (ppb). The goal of this law is to lower children’s exposure to lead, a toxic metal that is harmful to young children.
PSD staff will take samples of water at all PSD elementary schools and send them to the state health department for testing by May 31, 2023. PSD is required to send samples from all middle schools by Nov. 30, 2024, meeting the requirements of Colorado House Bill 22-1358: Clean Water in Schools and Child Care Centers (signed into law in June 2022).
PSD is going above and beyond the law by having high schools and office buildings tested too. The district has also opted to test drinking water for copper, in addition to lead.