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Occupational Health
- Fit-For-Duty Testing
- DOT Physicals
- Drug Testing
- Breath Alcohol Testing
- Injury Examination
- Treatment
- Injury Care/Return-To-Work Plan
- Health Benefits Programs
- Concierge Health Visits
- Wellness Screenings
- Health Fairs
Our Primary Care Physician
Dr. Grise is a graduate of Western University-College Of Osteopathic Medicine Of The Pacific, receiving his degree in 1982. With a strong clinical expertise, he is dedicated to helping patients achieve optimal health through promoting a healthy lifestyle and disease prevention. Dr. Grise provides high-quality and compassionate care by prioritizing open communication and respect for patient concerns, regardless of their health status. He offers patient-centered and comprehensive care that is easily accessible when needed. Dr. Grise's approach is focused on building strong doctor-patient relationships, delivering personalized attention, and incorporating a lifestyle-based approach to healthcare.
Accepted Health Insurance:
Prior to your appointment, please verify with your insurance company that your plan is accepted at Corner Clinic.
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FAQs
What Is Occupational Health?
Occupational health refers to the branch of public health that deals with the prevention and management of work-related injuries, illnesses, and disabilities. It involves identifying and assessing workplace hazards, implementing safety measures, and promoting the overall health and well-being of workers.
How Can My Business Get Started Using Corner Clinic For Occupational Health Services?
Let’s connect! Feel free to email us at admin@cornerclinicstgeorge.com and we can help get your business account set up!
Why Is Occupational Health Important?
Occupational health is important because it helps prevent work-related injuries, illnesses, and disabilities, which can have a significant impact on workers' physical and mental health, as well as their productivity and quality of life. It also helps employers create safer and healthier work environments, which can reduce the cost of lost productivity and medical expenses.
What Are Some Common Occupational Health Hazards?
Common occupational health hazards include exposure to chemicals, dust, and fumes, physical hazards such as noise, vibration, and repetitive motion, biological hazards such as infectious diseases, and psychosocial hazards such as stress and violence.
What Are Some Ways To Prevent Occupational Health Hazards?
Prevention of occupational health hazards can be achieved through various measures, such as implementing safety procedures, providing personal protective equipment, improving ventilation and air quality, and providing training and education on hazard identification and management.
What Are Some Common Occupational Health Screenings?
Common occupational health screenings include physical exams, hearing and vision tests, lung function tests, and blood and urine tests to check for exposure to hazardous chemicals or substances.
Open 7 Days A Week With Extended Hours And Same-Day Care
Hours
Saturday 8 AM - 7 PM
Sunday 10 AM - 6 PM