• Emergency Medicine
• Occupational Medicine
• Travel Medicine

Occupational Medicine is a specialized clinical practice addressing conditions caused or worsened by the patient's work place or work place environment. Unique features of the Occupational Medicine include:

• treatment of acute injuries
• health promotion
• hazard analysis
• surveillance
• responsiveness to employer's needs

Many employers have a pressing need to lower their Worker's Compensation costs. The increasing costs of premiums make it difficult for profit-making and non-profit employers to efficiently deliver products and services to their markets and communities. An effective Managed Workers' Compensation program can reduce an employer's direct Workers' Compensation loss costs by 40% or more.

Occupational Medicine offers a Managed Workers' Compensation program which delivers improved clinical and functional outcomes as expeditiously as possible by coordinating all aspects of care for an injured worker.

For more information, visit the Occupational Medicine at Penn web site.