Norton Healthcare Occupational Medicine
Our Job Is to Make Your Job Easier
At Norton Occupational Medicine, our goal is to provide superior occupational health care services to your employees.
We offer the following services:
- Treatment for work-related injuries and illnesses
- Physical examinations
- Department of Transportation (DOT) physicals
- Medical surveillance screenings required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
- Drug and alcohol screenings (walk-ins accepted)
For information regarding spirometry testing and non-Department of Transportation breath alcohol tests, please contact your nearest Norton Occupational Medicine location.
When you use our services, you take a big step toward ensuring the health, wellness and productivity of everyone in your workplace.
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