Occupational Medicine · Fresno, CA
Workers’ compensation medicine, done with clarity and care
WorkMed California, APC provides primary treating physician care and Qualified Medical Evaluator services for injured workers throughout Fresno and the surrounding Central Valley. Se habla español.
Kevin B. Calhoun, MD
Qualified Medical Evaluator · Fresno, CA
Board certification
Board Certified in Emergency Medicine — American Board of Emergency Medicine
QME
California DWC — QME No. 195850
State license
California Physician & Surgeon No. G83498
- Board Certified in Emergency Medicine — American Board of Emergency Medicine
- Qualified Medical EvaluatorCalifornia DWC — QME No. 195850
- English & SpanishSe habla español
- Fresno, CaliforniaServing the Central Valley
24/7
Phone assistant answers, day or night
2
Languages spoken — English and Spanish
3
QME evaluation areas accepted
1
Fresno office — one place to reach us
What we provide
Focused care and evaluations within California workers’ comp
How it works
From referral to report, in four steps
Step 1
Send the referral
Fax (559) 228-4040 or email intake@workmedca.com with the referral and available records.
Step 2
Scope review
We confirm the case falls inside the accepted QME scope before anything is booked.
Step 3
Appointment set
Our office schedules the visit and confirms the date with the patient and your staff.
Step 4
Report delivered
The evaluation or work-status report goes back to your office directly.
Injured workers
Referred by your employer or attorney? See what to expect, what to bring, and how to reach us — in English or Spanish.
- Single Fresno office, easy parking
- Bilingual staff
- Some visits by telemedicine
Claims administrators & providers
For billing, records, and referral routing, reach the office directly.
- Phone: (866) 980-9580
- Fax: (559) 228-4040
- Email: intake@workmedca.com
Common questions
Answers before you call
Anything specific to your care or your claim belongs on the phone, not the web — but these come up on nearly every call.
Still stuck?
The assistant in the corner answers general questions instantly, and the office line is answered around the clock.
(866) 980-9580Do I need a referral to be seen?
Most patients arrive through an employer, a claims administrator, or an applicant attorney. If you are unsure how your visit was arranged, call the office and we will look it up with you.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Photo ID, your claim number if you have one, a list of current medications, and any imaging or records you were given. Arriving with these keeps the visit short.
Which cases are accepted for QME evaluation?
Non-surgical spine, Musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries, Mild concussion. Surgical spine cases and anything outside that list fall outside the practice, and every QME appointment is confirmed with the physician before it is booked.
¿Hablan español?
Sí. The office and the phone assistant both handle English and Spanish, and interpretation is available for the visit itself.
Can any of this happen by telemedicine?
Some visits can, with the patient in the Fresno office and the physician joining remotely. Whether that fits your case is a question for the office.
Questions about a referral or a visit?
Our office answers Monday–Friday, and an automated assistant takes calls 24/7 in English and Spanish.