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Occupational Health at The Health Suite Leicester

Occupational Health

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£Price on enquiry/session

Occupational Health

Occupational Health focuses on preventing, assessing, and managing work-related health risks, ensuring employee well-being and safety in the workplace.

£140/consultation

Occupational Health Referrals

Occupational Health Referrals involve sending employees to health professionals for specialised assessments or treatment related to work-related health concerns or injuries.

Occupational Health Services at The Health Suite Leicester – Promoting Employee Well-Being, Safety, and Productivity in the Workplace

At The Health Suite Leicester, our Occupational Health services provide tailored health assessments and support for employees and employers to ensure a safe, healthy, and productive work environment. We offer a range of services, including pre-employment health checks, sickness absence management, and assessments for work-related injuries or conditions. Our team at The Health Suite Leicester works closely with businesses to help prevent occupational health issues and promote overall well-being in the workplace. We provide personalised advice on managing physical and mental health, ensuring that employees are fit for work, and identifying any potential risks that could affect their health and productivity. By offering expert guidance on workplace safety and employee wellness, our Occupational Health services aim to reduce absenteeism, improve performance, and foster a healthier, more resilient workforce.

Occupational Health (OH) teams keep people well at work – physically and mentally. Research shows that good health is good for business, and better workplaces have better financial results. Every year, over 170 million days are lost to sickness absence. The cost to UK businesses is estimated to be £100bn each year. Research shows that the longer people are off sick, the less likely they are to make a successful return to work. When businesses routinely refer to OH, sickness absence rates typically reduce by over 50% for most organisations. OH professionals provide independent advice on staff unable to work due to long-term or short-term intermittent health problems, and organisational-wide steps to reduce sickness absence.

Occupational health plays a crucial role in maintaining the well-being and productivity of employees in any workplace. By focusing on both physical and mental health, occupational health services help prevent work-related injuries, illnesses, and stress, ensuring a safer and healthier work environment. Regular health assessments, early detection of potential health risks, and appropriate management can reduce absenteeism, boost morale, and enhance employee engagement. It also helps employers comply with legal requirements, reduce healthcare costs, and increase overall productivity by keeping employees fit for work. Investing in occupational health not only safeguards the health of workers but also fosters a positive work culture, leading to long-term success for both employees and employers.

Occupational health can bring significant positive changes to workplaces by focusing on employee well-being, safety, and productivity. Here are some key changes it can bring:

  • Reduced Absenteeism: Regular health assessments and early identification of health issues help prevent illness and injuries, leading to fewer sick days and more consistent attendance.
  • Improved Productivity: Healthy employees are more focused, engaged, and efficient, which directly contributes to improved overall performance and productivity in the workplace.
  • Enhanced Employee Morale: When employees feel that their health and well-being are prioritised, it boosts their morale, job satisfaction, and loyalty to the company.
  • Prevention of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses: Occupational health programs identify workplace hazards, provide ergonomic solutions, and promote safety practices, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
  • Better Mental Health Support: Occupational health can offer support for stress, anxiety, and other mental health concerns, helping to create a healthier and more supportive work environment.
  • Legal Compliance: Occupational health services ensure businesses comply with health and safety regulations, preventing legal issues and potential fines for workplace violations.
  • Cost Savings: By addressing health issues early and reducing absenteeism and workplace accidents, businesses can save on healthcare costs, insurance premiums, and worker compensation claims.
  • Positive Work Culture: A commitment to employee health fosters a culture of care, respect, and trust, which enhances teamwork, collaboration, and overall company culture.

Incorporating occupational health services in the workplace creates a sustainable environment where both employees and employers thrive, contributing to long-term business success.

Our Occupational Health doctors are HSE-registered 

Why choose The Health Suite for Occupational Health?

  • Tailored and Client-Centered Approach

    We prioritise a tailored and client-centred approach, focusing on understanding the unique needs and goals of each individual to enhance their functional independence and overall quality of life.

  • Evidence-Based Practice

    We are committed to evidence-based practice, constantly integrating the latest research and evidence into our treatment methods and strategies to provide our clients with the most effective and up-to-date interventions.

  • Interdisciplinary Collaboration

    We foster strong interdisciplinary collaboration, ensuring open communication and teamwork among healthcare professionals, which allows us to provide a holistic and comprehensive approach to patient care, ultimately leading to optimal outcomes.

FAQ

Common Q&A about Occupational Health

Checklist

Symptom checker

  • Are health issues affecting your ability to do your job safely or effectively?

    Physical or mental symptoms such as breathlessness, pain, fatigue or concentration problems can affect performance and safety at work. An occupational health review evaluates how your health impacts your role and suggests appropriate support.

  • Has your employer asked for a health assessment or referral?

    Employers often request occupational health assessments to help manage sickness absence, performance issues or workplace risk. This service provides structured evaluation and expert recommendations to support both employee and employer needs.

  • Do you need a medical report for workplace adjustments or fit‑for‑work certification?

    Whether you’re returning after illness or need clearance for a specific role, occupational health can provide reports and certification outlining fitness for work and recommended adjustments if needed.

  • Do symptoms like back pain, repetitive strain or stress affect your daily work?

    Long‑term musculoskeletal issues and work‑related stress are common concerns. Occupational health evaluation examines contributing factors, functional impact, and strategies to help you manage symptoms and stay at work safely.

  • Are you unsure whether your health condition affects your job tasks?

    Many workers wonder if a health issue significantly affects their ability to perform job tasks. An occupational health assessment helps clarify functional limitations and the best ways to support sustainable work participation.

  • Do you want personalised advice on workplace health risks and prevention?

    Occupational health provides guidance on managing risks such as noise exposure, manual handling, vibration, and shift work. This helps protect workers, reduce injury risk and promote long‑term wellbeing at work.

Related treatments

What we treat

  • Fitness for Work & Functional Capacity Evaluation

    Occupational health assesses whether you are medically fit to perform job tasks safely. This includes evaluating symptoms that affect strength, stamina, coordination and mental focus in the context of work demands.

  • Workplace Adjustment Recommendations

    Where health affects specific tasks, occupational health provides tailored advice on reasonable adjustments, modified duties or phased returns — helping employees stay productive while managing symptoms.

  • Return‑to‑Work & Sickness Absence Support

    For people returning after illness, injury or extended absence, occupational health supports planning a safe and sustainable return — reviewing current health status and suggesting appropriate steps and timelines.

  • Health Risk Screening & Prevention Advice

    Occupational health helps identify and manage workplace risks such as noise exposure, vibration, display screen equipment strain, confined spaces, and shift work impacts — guiding interventions to protect long‑term health.

  • Specialist Referrals & Coordination

    If a condition needs further clinical input, occupational health can recommend specialist referrals, coordinate diagnostics, or advise on next steps to support appropriate medical care beyond the workplace setting.

  • Formal Reports & Documentation

    Detailed reports outline clinical findings, functional impact and recommendations for employees and employers. These documents support HR processes, policy compliance and workplace health planning.

  • many more

    Our clinicians manage a broad spectrum of conditions, and individual assessment allows us to tailor care beyond the examples listed. We encourage you to book a consultation to discuss your symptoms and appropriate treatment options.

Clinicians

Meet our Occupational Health Clinicians

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