Occupational Health for Pregnant Care Workers
Occupational Health for Pregnant Care Workers
Pregnancy in care roles raises moving and handling and infection questions. That is exactly where Everwell comes in, with occupational health for pregnant care workers delivered by experienced occupational health professionals.
How Our Service Works
Our clinicians assess what the employee can do safely now, what might help, and what the outlook looks like. The report answers the questions you asked, so managers can make decisions with confidence rather than guesswork.
Services Available
- Employee wellbeing activities
- Confidential counselling support
- Night worker health assessments
- Telephone and remote online screening
- Local face to face assessments when required
Flexible Delivery Across the UK
There is no need for staff to lose half a day travelling. Our telephone and online services cover most cases, and when someone does need to be seen in perso
Flexible Pay As You Go OH
There are no annual retainers or minimum commitments. Use Everwell for a single assessment or a full programme of support, and pay only for what is delivered.
Why Choose Everwell Occupational Health
Everwell provides occupational health services to more than 5,000 employees in the care sector, across many different types of care provider, so we know the pressures carers face. Every organisation is different, so our advice is tailored to your environment, your processes and your people.
Common Questions
Do carers have to travel to a clinic?
Usually not. Telephone and online screening cover most cases, with local face to face assessments arranged only when they are really needed.
Can you support night staff?
Yes. We carry out night worker health assessments and advise on shift adjustments for night and waking night staff.
For a no obligation chat about occupational health for pregnant care workers, call 01270 767880 or email info@everwelloh.co.uk and our team will come back to you.
Visit the Everwell Occupational Health website for more information on Occupational Health for Pregnant Care Workers