Lincoln County Medical Center is very excited about our new occupational health program offerings and knows they would be of benefit to your employees. This program is being built from the ground up with the employer's specific needs in mind. Your 'Close to Home' team offers a full spectrum of medical services that might be necessary to care for your employee-from wellness through injury management.
Our goal is to help your company by:
- Assessment of employee health and safety
- Bringing 'Lunch and Learn' wellness programs to you
- Improving your operational efficiency
- Giving employees opportunities to be proactive in their lifestyle management.
- Reducing your overall costs of doing business
- Offering American Heart Association CPR/First Aid classes
- Coordination of Health Fairs
Drug and Alcohol Screening: A complete drug and alcohol screening program is available at Lincoln County Medical Center. Each screening is performed by a certified D.O.T. specimen collector/D.O.T. breath alcohol technician. These screenings are offered to employers who wish to screen their employees and prospective employees for pre-employment, random, post accident, suspicious cause, follow up, or return to duty. All D.O.T. screenings are done by a NIDA certified lab. NIDA, The National Institute of Drug Abuse, is the government organization responsible for regulating the drug-testing industry. LCMC offers hair specimen collections for those employers who wish to screen for drug use history. Results from drug and alcohol testing done through Lincoln County Medical Center Occupational Health Department are returned quickly. D.O.T. Health Physicals are also available by appointment at our Troy Surgical and Family Care Center.
Workplace Training—CPR and Standard First Aid: LCMC's American Heart Association First Aid, CPR and AED programs are designed to give you the confidence to respond in an emergency situation with skills that can save a life. Whether you work with children or want training for employees, LCMC Occupational Health and the American Heart Association has a program for you. Our Occupational Health Services come to you by offering work site training. This training complements adult learning styles with hands-on practice and real-life scenarios. Topics covered in CPR/Standard First Aid include:
- How to determine the safe response to an emergency situation.
- Recognizing and caring for life-threatening emergencies in adults.
- Caring for injuries including severe cuts and burns, sprains and strains.
- Caring for sudden illnesses such as poisonings, bites and stings.
- Recognizing and caring for heat and cold related emergencies.
- Workplace emergency planning.
- Learn when and how to provide CPR and use an Automated External Defibrillator.
- Injury control.
Workplace Training—Health Fairs: In addition to these services, Lincoln County Medical Center offers personalized, on-site health fairs designed specifically for the needs of each employer. Body mechanics, nutrition, blood pressure checks, cholesterol levels, diabetes education and cancer awareness are just some of the many topics that can be included in an employee health fair.
The Lincoln County Medical Center Occupational Health Team is ready to partner with industries to understand their unique business needs and build a solution that puts their employees first. More and more organizations are making health management a key business strategy by identifying health concerns and working to improve the productivity of their employees.
On Site Flu Clinics offer the convenience of bringing seasonal flu vaccine to your workplace. A licensed nurse will administer the vaccine with the courtesy and professionalism you deserve. In 2010, over 500 area employees took advantage of getting their flu vaccine at their workplace.
Thank you for your consideration in choosing LCMC for your occupational health care needs. We hope to be of service to your company.
If you have any questions or would like more information please call 636-528-3485 or email: lhenebry@lcmctroy.com