Occupational Health Assessments:

Your workplace plays a major role in your overall health and wellbeing. At Medicus Health Clinics, we provide occupational health assessments to help both employees and employers maintain a safe, productive, and healthy work environment.

🌟 What Are Occupational Health Assessments?

Occupational health assessments are medical evaluations that check how your job may be affecting your health — and how your health may affect your ability to do your job safely.

These assessments are essential for:

• Identifying workplace risks
• Supporting employees with existing health conditions
• Reducing sick leave and absenteeism
• Improving productivity and job satisfaction

🛠️ Types of Occupational Health Assessments We Offer

At Medicus Health Clinics, our services include:

• Pre-employment assessments – ensuring new employees are fit for their roles
• Health surveillance – monitoring workers exposed to hazards like noise, dust, or chemicals
• Sickness absence assessments – helping employees return to work safely after illness
• Workplace injury assessments – evaluating recovery and work readiness
• Fitness-for-duty evaluations – checking whether an employee can perform specific tasks safely

🩺 Benefits for Employees and Employers

For employees:

• Early detection of work-related health issues
• Support for mental and physical wellbeing
• Advice on workplace adjustments

For employers:

• Reduced absenteeism and workplace risks
• Compliance with health and safety regulations
• Improved staff morale and retention

💡 Supporting a Healthy Workforce

Healthy employees are more engaged, productive, and satisfied at work. Occupational health assessments are an investment in both safety and success.

✅ Takeaway

Your health matters — both inside and outside of work.

👉 At Medicus Health Clinics, our occupational health assessments provide the care, guidance, and support needed to build safer, healthier workplaces.

📅 Book your assessment today: https://medicushealths.com/book-an-appointment/

🔗 External Resources

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Workplace Safety and Health