The Center for Occupational Health

Medical Center

The Center for Occupational Health at University of Cincinnati Medical Center includes the Occupational Medicine Clinic, the Occupational Pulmonary Services program, the Disability Management program, and Medical Surveillance program.

 

Occupational Medicine Clinic.

Our Occupational Medicine Clinic is staffed by experts in occupational and environmental health. A full range of clinical services is available through physicians who are board-certified in internal medicine, occupational medicine, and pulmonary medicine. All have extensive experience in evaluating and treating employees with various types of occupational and environmental disorders. They provide medical evaluations ranging from pre-employment medical screening examinations to complex independent medical evaluations and medical impairment examinations.

In addition, our staff includes experts in occupational pulmonary disorders, neurotoxicity, and ergonomics as well as disability and impairment, return to work evaluations, and independent medical evaluations.
 

Occupational Pulmonary Services.

Our Occupational Pulmonary Services program provides preventive, evaluative, and corrective measures for workers at risk in the workplace because of exposure to harmful substances in the air. We offer state-of-the-art respirator fit testing, pulmonary function and lung-capacity testing, and computerized lung-function trend analysis, both on-site and at the Center for Occupational Health. We use the most advanced diagnostic and measurement methods available to meet the strictest government standards for the evaluation and protection of workers. Analysis and auditing of quality assurance programs are routinely provided. Ambulatory (electronic) monitoring of lung function (FEV1 and Peak Flow) from remote facilities is available. Occupational Pulmonary Services also routinely evaluates the inhalation hazards of workplace chemicals for the purpose of evaluating injury and illness causation.
 

Disability Management.

The Disability Management Service offered by the Center for Occupational Health is designed to help control health care costs and work disruptions due to work-related injuries and illnesses.

We offer a comprehensive, on-site disability analysis program that reviews company policies, procedures, resources, and capabilities for dealing with workplace injuries. By looking at your industry's history of work-related injuries and claims along with current labor relations issues, employee work habits and job risk factors, we will develop and help implement guidelines to resolve current claims and return workers to productive jobs, while preventing future workplace health problems.
 

Medical Surveillance.

Our university-based Medical Surveillance program offers employee health monitoring and data collection based on proven scientific epidemiological techniques. We guarantee reliable, standardized data collection that enables workers and industry to detect potentially adverse health trends in the early stages. This provides the opportunity to take preventive measures before permanent health problems develop.
 

Occupational Health Assessment.

This program offers specialized intervention services that identify and prevent health-related job performance problems. We offer pre-employment evaluation to help match the employee to the appropriate job task, and early intervention to help workers with health problems that affect job performance. We will tailor our services to work with company employee assistance programs, or we can connect employees with independent assistance programs. Our Occupational Health Assessment program can prevent costly, disruptive disability leave and disability retirement by working with employees to modify job tasks and work behavior and increase physical strength enabling them to stay in a productive position.

 
 
Location of the Occupational Health Clinic and
Mailing Address: Occupational Pulmonary Services:
 
 
The Center for Occupational Health
        Medical Arts Building
3223 Eden Avenue, Room G-18
222 Piedmont Ave.
Kettering Building (ML #0458)
Third Floor, Suite 3400
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Cincinnati OH 45267-0458 
 
Phone: (513) 558-1234     Fax: (513) 558-6272 Phone: (513) 475-7720     Fax: (513) 457-7711
 
 
 
 




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Last updated 2000-08-17