Occupational niche Target mid-sized employers in Chicagoland with a strong need for integrated occupational and sports medicine services to reduce time-to-return-to-work and improve workforce health outcomes, leveraging AOMS’s unique blend of primary care, physical therapy and athletic trainers.

Diversified care model Pitch comprehensive on-site or near-site care for injured employees and athletes, highlighting capabilities to manage most injuries within state-of-the-art facilities to minimize external referrals and associated downtime.

Sports medicine leverage Position AOMS as a partner to local sports organizations and athletic programs, using affiliations (e.g., Chicago Rush) to forge sponsorships, training camps, or injury prevention programs that generate recurring service demand.

Scale and partnerships Highlight serving over 600 companies and existing affiliations to pursue enterprise-level contracts with managed care organizations or corporate health programs seeking scalable occupational and urgent care solutions.

Growth signals Recognize potential for growth through standardization of telehealth or remote injury triage, expand payer negotiations, and leverage technology stack (SiteCatalyst, .NET-based systems) to improve data-driven outcomes and reporting for potential clients.