Occupational Health Tests – Jackson Heights, NY

At Health Street, we make it our mission to help streamline and simplify each employer's workplace occupational health screening needs. From meeting state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards to helping employers identify workplace hazards that could jeopardize worker and customer health, Health Street occupational health services cover it all.

Pre-employment health screening services, such as employee physicals, TB testing, hearing and vision screenings, and biometric testing, are just some of the many commonly used screening options Health Street has to offer. Across the U.S., we have helped thousands of healthcare, transportation, education, and government employers guarantee what matters most to employees: a safe and healthy workplace!

To support a hazard-free workplace, employers deserve a service that's fast, accurate, and reliable. Health Street's Jackson Heights occupational health services are all that and more, completed using the best lab technology on the market by clinic professionals who are trained and properly licensed. Each time an employer requests a health screening in Jackson Heights, Health Street promises to properly conduct, assess, and report fast results to the highest standard of accuracy.

Likewise, Health Street also strives to provide local employers with Jackson Heights occupational health services that are affordable. With multiple workplace occupational health tests often required for each employee, Health Street offers Jackson Heights employers comprehensive packages to help save their companies or organizations both valuable time and money.

Reach out to your local Jackson Heights clinic today to learn more about the variety of pre-employment health screening services we have to offer!

Depending on your specific industry, Jackson Heights employers like you may be subject to a variety of state and federal-level occupational health regulations. In fact, the state of New York is one of six states that offer a State Plan that covers only public employees, unlike many other OSHA-approved state plans, which cover both public and private sector employees.

Having gone into effect back in June 1984, the New York State Plan approved by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration covers a variety of regulations, including the current NYS Right-to-Know Law. Under this occupational health regulation, an employer is required to develop a program that informs employees of workplace hazard types and locations and provides them with the proper training and resources to avoid harmful exposure.

For further guidance on regulations that may impact your Jackson Heights workplace health and safety protocol, it can be helpful to contact the NY Department of Labor Division of Safety and Health.