Occupational Health: Group Health At Work

Services for Employers and Employees

Employers and employees both have a job to do. We're here to make employees as healthy as possible and make businesses run smoothly, too.

Group Health At Work is our all-in-one workplace health and safety program, staffed with board-certified occupational medicine physicians, and clinicians, dedicated to treating work-related injuries and providing health, safety, and wellness services. Our doctors and staff are specifically trained to tackle the unique challenges employers and workers face.

Services include:

  • Injured worker care
  • Screening services (TB/PPD, audiometry, spirometry etc.)
  • Monitoring services
  • Drug testing
  • Employment physicals
  • Case management
  • Workers' compensation paperwork assistance
  • On-site wellness screening
  • Health promotion programs
  • Access to our 12 occupational medicine locations

Services for Injured Workers

On-the-job injuries are going to happen. When they do, we want to get you the best possible care so you can give your best back at work.

Group Health At Work employs board-certified occupational medicine physicians, and clinicians, at our 12 occupational medicine locations. And because our physicians and staff are on top of the latest medical advancements and techniques for treating workplace injuries, you get the advantages of this expertise. They are trained to recognize and treat work-related injuries from the most common — wrist, knee, back, neck, and arm — to those that may be harder to detect.

Where to Get Your Care

Our occupational medicine locations provide a range of employment related health, safety and wellness services, as well as injured worker care.

Occupational Medicine Locations

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Employers

EMPLOYERS
Our Web site for employers provides in-depth information about employee screening, testing, and evaluation services.

Brokers

BROKERS
Learn more about the occupational health services available to your clients.

Not a Group Health member? Not a problem

Because Washington state allows workers injured on the job to choose any provider, employees do not have to be Group Health members to receive treatment at one of our occupational medicine locations.

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