Activate
A supervisor or trained responder contacts Hue when an injury, exposure, or acute illness occurs.
At the moment of needProvider-led worksite injury response
The injury happens now.
So should the clinical response.
Hue puts a licensed medical provider alongside your team at the moment of injury—guiding the right next step and staying with the employee through return to work.
Provider-ledClinical judgment from the start
Video-enabledSee the injury, not just a script
End-to-endOne owner through return to work
THE DECISION GAP
Your supervisor should not have to practice medicine.
When someone gets hurt on a second shift, the first decision often lands on the least clinically equipped person in the room. Send them to the ER? Wait until morning? Try first aid? That uncertainty can mean unnecessary escalation—or a serious condition being underestimated.
Hue changes the first question.
Not “Where should we send them?”
But “What does this employee need?”
But “What does this employee need?”
FROM INCIDENT TO RESOLUTION
One call. A clinical decision.
A connected episode of care.
Assess
A licensed provider evaluates the employee by phone or video and determines the appropriate level of care.
Clinical judgment—not a checklistNavigate
Hue directs the employee to first aid, virtual care, an onsite clinic, urgent care, or the ER—based on clinical need.
The right care settingOwn the episode
Hue coordinates follow-up, restrictions, next steps, and work-status communication through return to work.
No handoff into a void
Obvious emergency?
Call 911 first. Hue joins the episode after stabilization to coordinate the care path and follow-through.
A BETTER FIRST DECISION
The right response is not always
the most expensive response.
Hue gives the employee what the moment actually calls for—without defaulting every uncertain situation to an emergency department.
WORKSITE EVENTLive provider assessmentPhone + video
WHY HUE
More than a triage line.
Traditional triage helps decide where an employee goes next. Hue is designed to help manage what happens next.
- 01A provider at the first decision
Direct clinical judgment at the point of need, with video when seeing the injury matters.
- 02Works with the system you already have
Hue can coordinate alongside your onsite clinic, preferred providers, broker, TPA, and existing claim process.
- 03Closes the communication loop
Safety, HR, operations, and the care team get a clearer shared view of what happened and what comes next.
- 04Stays through return to work
The episode remains owned through follow-up care, restrictions, and resolution—not just the first call.
BUILT FOR THE FLOOR, NOT THE FILE CABINET
A clinical response model that fits real operations.
Coverage across shifts
Support for the nights, weekends, and production hours when traditional care access is hardest.
Eyes on the situation
Visual assessment when it can improve the provider’s understanding of an injury or exposure.
Responder enablement
An optional trained responder network can give each shift a confident, prepared point person.
Continuous improvement
Structured case review helps employers strengthen response workflows over time.
WHO IT’S FOR
Where work is physical, time-sensitive, and always moving.
Hue is being built for employers where a faster, more consistent injury response can protect people and keep operations from drifting into avoidable disruption.
ManufacturingWarehousingDistributionTransportationConstructionShift-based operations
THE STRONGEST FIT
You have multiple shifts, a safety-minded culture, and no reliable clinical owner at the moment an incident occurs.
For safety leadersFor operationsFor HR & risk
CLEAR BOUNDARIES
What Hue is—and what it isn’t.
Does Hue replace 911 or emergency services?+
No. For an obvious emergency, call 911 first. Hue supports coordination and follow-through after the immediate emergency response is underway.
Is Hue a workers’ compensation administrator?+
No. Hue supports clinical response and continuity of care. If an incident becomes a claim, your existing carrier, TPA, broker, and employer processes remain in place.
Does this replace an onsite clinic?+
No. Hue can extend and connect existing onsite resources—or provide a clinical response layer where no clinic exists.
Do we need trained responders at every site?+
Not necessarily. Hue can work directly with supervisors and employees. A trained responder program is an optional way to deepen coverage across larger or multi-shift operations.
EMPLOYER PROGRAMS
Build the response you want in place before the next injury.
Hue Worksite Care is preparing its first employer programs. Program conversations and implementation planning are available now; a direct scheduling channel is coming online.
Employer program intake opening soon