Assess
Review workforce, shifts, hazards, existing facilities, medical activity, records and referral arrangements.
Service 01
Establish, strengthen or standardise an Occupational Health Centre with practical systems, reporting and continuity.
What this service means in practice
An Occupational Health Centre is more than a room with medicines and a doctor roster. It is the operating hub for workplace consultations, emergency response, medical surveillance, fitness decisions, referrals, documentation and continuity of care.
CaLeo Health Care can help organisations set up a new OHC, stabilise an existing one or bring greater consistency to multi-site operations. The emphasis is on workable systems: clear responsibilities, usable SOPs, appropriate equipment, reliable records, referral pathways and reporting that management can understand.
Where organisations usually need help
What CaLeo can put in place
Scope can include
The final scope depends on workforce, shifts, hazards, existing systems and the purpose of the engagement. The items below can be used as a focused standalone scope or combined with related services.
How we approach it
CaLeo Health Care starts with the workplace context and builds the minimum practical system required for the organisation.
Review workforce, shifts, hazards, existing facilities, medical activity, records and referral arrangements.
Define the minimum practical OHC model, staffing pattern, workflows, documentation and equipment.
Implement, review early gaps, standardise day-to-day practice and create a repeatable reporting cycle.
This service is often useful for
What better looks like
Often connected with
Common questions
Yes. The engagement can focus on assessment, workflows, documentation, reporting, periodic review or specialist support while the existing medical and nursing team continues to operate.
No. A site can begin with the most important gaps first—such as staffing, registers, emergency pathways or stock control—and add other components in phases.
Need a defined scope?
Share workforce size, location, shifts, industry, current setup and the immediate problem. We can map a practical starting point and identify which elements are genuinely useful.