The Pigeon Forge Fire Department is seeking competitive proposals from qualified medical providers to deliver comprehensive, annual NFPA 1582 compliant firefighter physicals examinations. The primary goal of this program is disease prevention, early detection, and preserving the long-term health and operational readiness of our first responders. The selected vendor will work collaboratively with the Fire Department and City Administration to provide clinical evaluations, diagnostic imaging, laboratory analysis, and ongoing medical oversight
The selected vendor must provide on-site mobile health services including clinical staff and diagnostic equipment at Pigeon Forge Fire Department Station 1. Services include: medical history & physical exam; vital signs & body composition; diagnostic screening (12-lead EKG, VO2Max testing, spirometry, chest X-rays, audiometric testing, vision screening); laboratory panels (CMP, CBC with differential, lipid panel, Hemoglobin A1C, TSH, urinalysis, PSA, CA-125, fecal occult blood); cancer screenings for presumptive cancers under TN law; advanced screenings (ultrasound, low-dose CT, CT coronary calcium scoring, multi-cancer early detection blood testing); behavioral health assessments; occupational exposures & immunizations testing; confidential two-phase process with lab draws 2-4 weeks prior; individual consultations with licensed physician, PA, or NP; 'Fit-for-Duty' clearance letters within 7-10 business days; and a de-identified aggregate health report.
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