Occupational Health

Orange City Area Health System Occupational Health

At Orange City Area Health System, our Occupational Health Department is dedicated to ensuring the well-being and safety of employees in the workplace. We have a special focus on preventing injuries and educating employees. Our services include drug testing and pre-placement assessments, which help to keep your workers healthy and safe. You can find our Occupational Health Department conveniently located just inside the Specialty Clinic (MB1).

Why Occupational Health Matters

Ensuring the good health and well-being of your employees is crucial to keep them working, enhance productivity, and decrease expenses. Fortunately, our health care services are located in the northwest Iowa region, making them easily accessible to you and your team. Some of the benefits of our services are as follows: reduced worker's compensation expenses, lower absenteeism rate, increased employee morale and productivity, and timely treatment to help injured employees get back to work

Our Services:

Employment Health Assessments & Screenings
Healthy employees and less worker's comp is the goal. Our nurses offer convenient health assessments and screenings for your team, so you can focus on the services you provide.

Drug & Alcohol Testing
Drug and alcohol abuse can negatively impact safety, productivity, and employee attendance. Our DOT and non-DOT testing services help protect your business and workers.

Wellness Screens
Promoting a culture of well-being is essential to keeping your employees healthy and safe.

Injury Prevention & Management
Let's work together to prevent any potential injuries in your workplace and create a safe environment for everyone. By doing so, we can reduce absenteeism, minimize financial challenges associated with injuries, and enhance the overall employee experience

Immunizations
Prevent illness and absenteeism by requiring appropriate vaccinations according to industry. Protect your team from occupational exposure to infectious agents.

Hearing Testing
To comply with OSHA regulations, it is necessary to obtain new employees' baseline hearing levels within six months of employment. It is also essential to provide audiometric testing services to monitor each employee's hearing and offer education to protect their hearing levels.

American Heart Association Training
Get your team AHA CPR certified with our convenient blended course. Our trained staff teaches life-saving skills to help victims of sudden cardiac arrest.