Butler Health System is proud to provide occupational health services such
as drug testing/ and employee physicals to the residents and employers
of our community. As your community health system, BHS understands the
needs of your business. That's why we provide an array of high quality,
high convenience occupational health services.
Services Offered
BHS is uniquely equipped to provide local businesses with the
following services:
Post-Injury and Accident Care - Work-related injuries are an inconvenience to both the employee and
employer. We provide quality care to help get workers up and running again
as fast as possible.
Drug and Alcohol Screens - We understand that in some positions, such as a bus driver or pilot,
you need to know your employees are at the top of their game. We provide
quick, efficient drug and alcohol screenings to ensure your staff is ready
for the job.
EAP Services - Employee Assistance Programs provide workers with a resource for mental
and physical relief through short-term counseling. This can include grief
counseling, substance abuse recovery programs, and more.
Functional Capacity Evaluations - If an employee has suffered an accident an FCE may be required to determine
their eligibility to return to work. We provide thorough testing with
quick turnaround.
Respirator Fit Testing - Jobs that require employees to war a tight-fitting respirator require
workers to undergo respirator fit testing for their own protection.
EKGs, Labs and X-Rays - We utilize cutting-edge technology to diagnose health problems, including
bone fractures, pinched nerves, dislocations, and more.
Immunizations - Prevention of disease is always preferable to recovery. We provide
immunizations so employees can work without risk of certain problem diseases.
Physical Examinations (Annual, Pre-Placement, etc.) - Certain positions require a high standard of physical fitness. A physical
examination will ensure your employee is capable of handling the duties
the job requires.
Minor Injuries and Illnesses - Even minor health issues can be a big inconvenience. Our experienced
medical staff provides remedies to less serious injuries and illnesses
so employees can return to work faster.
To accommodate the busy lives of you and your employees, many of our services
are mobile, meaning we can come to your place of business.
Workers Care - The Occupational Health Centers of Butler Health System
Providing you with all aspects of Occupational Medicine
in our Seneca and Clintonville offices.
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Seneca Location 1 Park Way, P.O. Box 802, Seneca, PA 16346
Phone
814-677-1768 | Fax 814-677-1765
Immunizations Tetanus, Influenza, Hepatitis A&B, Rabies, other shots needed for work or travel
Employee Wellness Education Fitness and Nutrition, Weight Loss, Smoking Cessation, Back Injury Prevention
On-Site Evaluation Drug Screening
(NIDA and Non-NIDA), Respiratory Exams, Fit Test, Spirometry, Physical Exams
Medical/Occupational History and Physical Exams
Medical Monitoring of Respiratory Programs, Functional Capacity
(Physical Therapy Examination) Supervisor Training – Substance Abuse
D.O.T. Consortium
Drug Screening
(NIDA and Non-NIDA)
Breath Alcohol Screening
Exposure to Blood-Borne Pathogen Counseling and Testing _____________________________________________ Clintonville Location 814-908-0800 208 Butler Street, Clintonville, PA 16372
Drug Screens Available 5-panel, 10-panel, and 12-panel
Nida, Non-nida, e-screen
(Rapid screen), uScreen, Consortium Testing
On-Site Evaluation Contact us at
814-908-0800 for more information
Breath Alcohol Testing
Pre-Employment Physicals
Annual/Biannual Employment Physicals
Bus Physicals
DOT Physicals
Post Injury and Accident Care
Immunizations
EKG’s
Minor Injuries and Illnesses
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy (OT) is a therapy program designed to get patients
back in form to perform their job or daily activities. OT is usually recommended
to patients who had a work injury, have severe arthritis, suffered a birth
injury, or sustained some other type of injury that affected their ability
to live day-to-day. Programs are customized to fit a patient’s specific
lifestyle and equip them with strategies to live without assistance. Therapy
can be performed at a hospital or a patient’s home.
BHS Foundation