Occupational Health Center
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Occupational Medicine is medical care provided through local employers request for their employee's pre-employment exams and treatment of work related injuries.
Employers need these services if pre-employment exams are a requirement of employment or if your employee has a work related injury.
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Sutter Lakeside Hospital Occupational Medicine Clinic is committed to enhancing the health of your workers and helping increase workplace productivity. We aggressively pursue excellence and strive to accomplish goals that will make us your preferred provider in Northern California.
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Work related injuries
Pre-employment exams
Department of Transportation Physical
Drug screenings
Radiology
Laboratory
Immunizations
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Services offered through our Physical Therapy Department- Physical Capacity Testing
- Ergonomic Evaluation
- Physical Therapy
The majority of our patients are in and out within an hour!
Call 707-262-5088 to schedule your appointment, same day appointments available for work related injuries only .
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Philosophy of Care
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Sutter Lakeside Occupational Medicine Clinic has partnered with the Lake County business community since 1995 to create safe work environments and aggressively manage work related injuries. We are Lake County based and have a vested interest in making sure your workplace is productive, healthy and safe.
Our medical providers have training and experience treating work-related injuries and have a successful record rehabilitating injured workers to maximum recovery.
We understand injuries can impact your work place, so it is our mission to treat your employees’ injuries properly and return your employees to duty in a manner that minimizes further injury.
For that reason, Sutter Lakeside Occupational Medicine Clinic recommends functional restrictions to facilitate return to modified duty. The employer determines if they can accommodate these functional restrictions. Research from the American College of Occupational Environmental Medicine shows that employees want to return to work, and patients with no absences from work have the best chance of recovery.
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