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The health and safety of you and your employees is the top priority of our Occupational Health Program. From employee physicals to drug and alcohol testing and reducing illness and injury in the workplace, our goal is to minimize lost work time and improve the health and productivity of workers.
Our individualized services are tailored to you and your business. Each employer works with a small, well-managed network of providers who are experienced in return-to-work protocols – helping employees by providing high quality care that returns them to work quickly, and benefiting employers by helping make their workforce more productive. We also provide ergonomic specialists who evaluate the work environment and make suggestions on how to increase health, safety and productivity.
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