Our full medical examinations include occupational medicals, which are designed to evaluate an employee’s physical health and well-being in relation to their job responsibilities and the potential hazards associated with their workplace. These medicals typically take approximately 30 minutes and provide a thorough report on each employee’s vital signs and bodily systems.

During an occupational medical, our medical professionals will conduct a comprehensive physical examination, including the screenings for hearing, lung function, vision, blood pressure, blood glucose, and urine tests. We will also evaluate the employee’s medical history, including any pre-existing conditions or medications that may impact their ability to perform their job duties.

The purpose of an occupational medical is to identify any health concerns or conditions that could affect an employee’s safety or performance in the workplace. This includes identifying any conditions that could be aggravated by the employee’s job duties, such as respiratory issues, hearing loss, or vision problems. It can also identify any medical conditions that could render an employee unfit for duty, such as heart disease, diabetes, or epilepsy.

Our medical professionals will provide a thorough report on the employee’s physical health and well-being, including any recommendations for treatment or modifications to their job duties. This information can be used by employers to ensure that their employees are healthy, safe, and fit for duty. It can also help to identify any workplace hazards that may need to be addressed to improve the overall safety and well-being of employees.