TA Medical Supplies 870 W 9th St # 101 San Pedro, CA 90731 US
TA-MS is a full service DME/ medical supplier for any workman's compensation claims.
True American Medical Supplies will ship all medical supplies nationwide for any workers compensation claim. TA-MS works with all major **TPA’s that coordinate DME for the injured worker. There’s no one in the DME industry that understands workers comp more than True American Medical Supplies.
What is a TPA? TPA stands for Third Party Administrator and as such is defined as an organization or individual that handles the claims, processing and reporting components of a self-funded health benefits plan.
Types of injuries that can be treated with medical supplies:
- Spinal cord injuries
- Rotator cuff repairs/ Shoulder surgery
- Total knee surgery/ Osteoarthritis of the knees
- Ankle fracture
- Carpal tunnel
- Neck (cervical) Pain
- Elbow tendonitis
- Hip instability/ Hip fractures
- Post-op proximal hamstring repair
- Labral repair
- Muscular imbalance
- Joint revisions or reconstruction
What’s the Most Common Cause of Workplace Fatalities?
- All transportation (includes vehicle crashes) – 40% of total
- Falls – 17% of total
- Assaults and violence (including homicide) – 16%
- Contact with objects and equipment – 14%
- Exposure to harmful substances or environments – 10%
- Fires and explosions – 2%
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries
Industries with Occupations with the Largest Number of Injuries and Illnesses:
- Laborers – 68,470
- Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer – 49,700
- Janitors and cleaners – 35,620
- Nursing assistants – 33,430
- General maintenance and repair workers – 29,370
- Retail salespersons – 26,760
- Stock clerks and orders fillers – 25,570
- Registered nurses – 24,080
- Light truck and delivery service drivers – 22,480
- Construction laborers – 21,710
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries
Occupations with the largest numbers of injuries:
- First-line supervisors of retail sales
- Stock clerks
- Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers
- Automotive service technicians and mechanics
- Food preparation workers
- Cashiers
- Light truck or delivery services drivers
- Butchers and meat cutters
- Tire repairers and changers
- Janitors and cleaners
- Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers
- Customer service representatives
- Shipping receiving, and traffic clerks
- Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries
Braces
Back Braces
Cervical Collars
Cervical Collars
Cervical Collars
Cervical Collars
Cervical Collars
Knee Braces
Cervical Collars
Ankle Braces
Ankle Braces
Ankle Braces
Ankle Braces
Wrist Braces
Ankle Braces
Wrist Braces
Beds
Furniture
Medical Equipment
CPAP Machine
Air Compresion Neck Massager
CPAP Machine
CPAP Cleaner
Air Compresion Neck Massager
CPAP Machine
Air Compresion Neck Massager
Air Compresion Neck Massager
Air Compresion Neck Massager
Blood Pressure Monitors
Blood Pressure Monitors
Air Compresion Neck Massager
TENs Machines
Blood Pressure Monitors
TENs Machines
Nebulizers
Blood Pressure Monitors
TENs Machines
Cold Therapy Units
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable Ultrasound Machines
Portable Ultrasound Machines
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable Ultrasound Machines
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Portable Oxygen Concentrators
