Occupational Health

is a cross-disciplinary area concerned with protecting the safety, health and welfare of people engaged in work or employment. The goal of all occupational safety and health programs is to foster a safe work environment.

Treatment of Work Related Injuries

Improved Outcomes through Immediate Access to Appropriate Treatment and Return to Work policies from the first visit

• Evidence based Treatment Plans, Compliant with ODG Treatment Guidelines
• Compliant with Return to Work Guidelines - almost all employees are immediately returned to work with clearly written restrictions
• Emphasis placed on Clear Communication with Employee, Employer and Case Management - resulting in clearer expectations and improved outcomes
• Improved Outcomes through appropriately aggressive Return to Work policy

Drug Free Work Place Program - Collection at our site or yours

• DOT - Federally Regulated - Certified Federal Drug Screening Collectors
• Non-DOT - Non-Regulated
• Pre-Hire
• Random
• For Cause
• BAT - Evidentiary Breath Alcohol Testing, DOT Trained
• MRO - On Site (Certified Medical Review Officer - physician trained to oversee drug testing program to certify accuracy)
• Assistance setting up your Drug Free Work Place Program
• Collector Training
• Alternative Testing: Hair, Saliva

Pre-Employment Physicals

• DOT
• FAA Physicals (Class 2 and Class 3)
• Law Enforcement / Fire Fighter / EMS
• Maritime
• Department of State
• City Employees
• Customized to Your Company's Requirements

Participation in Work Place Safety Programs

• Courtesy Presentations by one of our Physicians at Your Safety Programs
• Courtesy Consultations with your Safety Officer regarding Improving Job Site and Work Place Safety
• Maintain Healthy Work Force

Workplace Health Fairs

• Vaccinations at your place of business
• Screening Blood Tests at your place of business