Akeso Occupational Health has acquiredf Industrial Medical Group (IMG) located in Santa Maria, CA. IMG is synonymous with top quality occupational health care for its agriculture, industrial and aerospace clients. This transaction is part of Akeso’s vision to build a highly scaled independent occupational health care platform and marks the fifth major acquisition for the company in the last twelve months.

Akeso’s Santa Fe Springs North clinic was formally christened today in a gala ribbon cutting ceremony jointly hosted by clinic Operations Manager Alex Saulus and Santa Fe Springs Chamber of Commerce CEO Kathie Fink. The event celebrated the clinic’s reopening after a brief consolidation with the SFS South Clinic in 2021 due to the COVID pandemic.

Akeso Medical Holdings, a leader in occupational medicine practice management, today announced it has completed its acquisition of South Coast Medical Clinic, located in the heart of San Diego.  With the acquisition, Akeso will be able to expand the footprint into San Diego county.

Akeso continues to expand its service area, furthering the mission of bringing better medical care to workers’ compensation patients with a streamlined administration and lower costs for payors.

Akeso Medical Holdings today announced it has completed its acquisition of Wine Country Occupational Medicine of Napa Valley, as they continue to expand their group of occupational medical clinics, with this clinic being first in the Northern California market.

Akeso Medical Holdings today announced it has completed its acquisition of Coastal Occupational Medical Group, marking a major milestone for the company and strengthening its position through expansion into Ventura County.

When should employees who have had COVID-19 return to work? How can employees be screened for the virus in the workplace? What privacy guidelines apply? Questions about workplace safety abound as businesses begin to re-open. The occupational health experts at ProCare Clinics have answers.

Professional medical screening keeps exposure to sick employees to a minimum, boosts employees’ confidence about coming back to work and avoids risk-exposure and non-compliance by employers. As the COVID-19 pandemic starts to subside, businesses are looking to return to work. The question for many business owners is, “When can my staff return to work and how can they do so as safely as possible?”

This article describes how occupational clinics are adapting to the current pandemic and what employers and injured workers should know about getting obtaining services through these providers – whether or not the business is operating or closed, and the patient’s condition is new or pre-existing.