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Occupational Medicine

Exams, Physicals and Testing

Occupational Medicine offers a variety of exams, physicals and testing options in Bloomer, Wisconsin:

Additional exams are available in Eau Claire, Menomonie and Rice Lake.

Disability exams

These exams are at the request of different parties to investigate the patient's physical abilities.

Drug and alcohol testing

These and other testing services are available:
  • Urine collection and processing for drug testing
  • Medical review officer services
  • Random drug and alcohol testing administration
  • Breath alcohol testing

Tests vary by location.

Fitness-for-duty exams

This exam is provided by our physicians when requested by the employer. The exam is customized to the employer's request and designed to answer questions from the employer and determine whether the employee can safely perform the essential job functions with or without accommodation.

Independent medical exams

This exam is provided by our physicians when requested by employers and other agencies. The exam is customized to meet the specific requests of the customer.

Industrial rehabilitation and testing

Getting employees back to work quickly and safely following an injury on the job can benefit the employer and employee. With this in mind, we offer industrial rehabilitation to local businesses in the Eau Claire area.

Specially trained physical therapists are available to provide work rehabilitation, on-site consultation, injury management and care coordination among health care professionals and determine an employee's return-to-work readiness.

These focused industrial testing services are available:
  • Ergonomics education and training
  • Functional capacity evaluations
  • Functional job analysis
  • Post-offer prework screen

Occupational Safety and Health Administration compliance testing

Occupational Safety and Health Administration compliance testing and services are available. Test availability varies by location.

Return-to-work exams

This exam is used to determine an employee's ability to perform his or her current job after an injury or illness.

Surveillance exams

Exams are performed to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations for respirator use, including lead, asbestos and hazardous materials, and industrial audiograms for hearing conservation programs.