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Our Brisbane Clinic will be closed from COB 20 December 2024 and re-open 6 January 2025. A small team of staff will be working remotely, except for the public holidays.
A business thrives when its workforce is healthy and safe. At Phoenix Occupational Medicine, our Health Improvement Plans (HIPs) provide medically guided strategies to help employees take control of health issues that may impact their work. These plans enable employers to say “yes” to employing people safely, ensuring business continuity despite current challenges in the labour market.
Health Improvement Plans are structured, medically guided plans designed to help employees address health issues that may interfere with their job performance. These plans outline specific goals, responsibilities, and timeframes, offering a framework for employees to improve their health while continuing to contribute to their workplace.
Phoenix Occupational Medicine provides expert oversight to ensure these plans are both effective and compliant with workplace safety standards.
Long-term health conditions can be challenging for both employees and employers. Phoenix Occupational Medicine’s Health Improvement Plans empower employees to take control of their health while allowing businesses to operate smoothly.
By integrating medical expertise into the workplace, our plans support employees in managing their conditions and prevent health issues from escalating into workplace risks.
These plans also offer clear communication channels, helping employers confidently navigate sensitive health matters.
Our Occupational and Environmental Physicians are experts in managing workplace health, ensuring your plans are grounded in evidence-based practices.
Each plan is customised to address the unique health needs of your employees and the specific demands of their roles.
We work closely with both employees and employers to develop goals and strategies that improve health while minimising disruption to the workplace.
Our plans enable early intervention, preventing minor health issues from becoming significant workplace risks.
Our doctors provide confidential, supportive consultations to help employees take ownership of their health journey.
Health Improvement Plans enable employers to address health issues proactively, reducing the risk of workplace accidents and improving productivity. By providing employees with a structured plan to improve their health, businesses can maintain a safer, healthier workforce and avoid disruptions caused by unmanaged health problems.
A Health Improvement Plan may be initiated following a pre-employment medical assessment or as part of the recovery process after an illness or injury. It is particularly useful for managing long-term health conditions that require ongoing attention to ensure employees can perform their job safely.
Our Health Improvement Plans are developed through collaboration between our occupational health specialists, the employee, and the employer. Together, we identify health risks, set realistic goals, and establish timeframes for improvement, ensuring the plan meets both the health needs of the employee and the operational requirements of the business.
At Phoenix Occupational Medicine, our team of experienced Occupational and Environmental Physicians design Health Improvement Plans that are both practical and effective.
We understand the unique challenges of your industry and workforce, and we work closely with you to develop solutions that ensure employee health and workplace safety.
With a focus on individualised health strategies and proactive management, our services support both short- and long-term health improvement for your employees.
Phoenix Occupational Medicine is associated with industry-leading bodies, ensuring that our services meet the highest standards of occupational health and safety.
Get in touch with us today to take the first step towards a healthier workforce.
Phoenix Occupational Medicine makes it easy to book an appointment. Whether you prefer a telehealth consultation or an in-clinic visit, our team is here to support you.