Valley Health Employer Health
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Partnering with Businesses to Keep Employees Healthy and Productive
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Welcome to our New Place and New Space
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Valley Health Opens New Outpatient Medical Campus and Renovates Original Urgent Care Clinic as An Investment to Ensure Quality Care in Our Community
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Spring Mills: A Primary and Specialty Care Destination
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This brand new outpatient medical campus, located in Spring Mills, West Virginia provides a wide range of primary and specialty care,
Conveniently situated just off I-81, exit 20, Valley Health | Spring Mills is located in the northern part of Martinsburg, West Virginia – just 35 minutes from Winchester Medical Center, a level II trauma center and the largest, most advanced hospital in the region. The outpatient campus at Spring Mills provides exceptional, high-quality care to residents in West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle.
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Jubal Early Urgent Care & Employer Health Clinic
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Valley Health's flagship Urgent Care Clinic on Jubal Early Drive, Winchester, recently completed a transformation of its clinic creating a more highly efficient and patient-centered space. The most notable change incorporates a large backstage area for the clinical team to collaborate on care and have a direct line of sight to patients at all times allowing for a more personalized approach.
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OSHA Updates from Conn Maciel Carey's
national OSHA Practice Group
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COVID-19 Exposure Control and Response Plan: What Is It and Why Does Every Employer Need One?
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As states across the country begin to loosen or lift stay-at-home and shutdown orders, many workplaces that had been idled, have just begun to or will soon resume operations. Many states and localities are setting as a precondition for businesses to reopen, a requirement that they develop and implement a written, site-specific COVID-19 Exposure Control and Response Plan. Regardless of any such requirements, any business that operates without a written Exposure Control Plan is setting itself to face citations from OSHA, shutdowns by local authorities, employee refusals to work, complaints to OSHA, retaliation claims, as well as lawsuits for wrongful death by the families of employees, customers, and guests.
Read this full client alert
for a review of the five key reasons employers must develop a written COVID-19 Exposure Control and Response Plan, and what an effective Exposure Control Plan should include.
Valley Health Employer Health has partnered with
Conn Maciel Carey
, a boutique law firm specializing in OSHA and Employment Law, as a resource for our company clients.
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Employer Health Service Updates - COVID-19
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Valley Health Employer Health is Resuming Audiometric Tests
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Valley Health Employer Health is resuming audiometric testing immediately. The Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC) recognizes the impact that novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) may have on employers and their ability to screen the hearing health of their workers.
In keeping with best practices, Valley Health Employer Health will remain vigilant and responsive to the evolving guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Healthcare Provider's Note for Employees
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As Valley Health System navigates these uncharted waters of the COVID 19 outbreak, we must be diligent in our stewardship of resources that are in limited supply. One of the most valuable, limited resources we have to protect our community is the time of our health care providers.
Consequently, we are no longer in a position to ask our health care providers to compose individualized work notes or complete medical leave/disability forms addressing quarantine related to potential or documented exposure to COVID-19, respiratory symptoms, the presence of chronic illness, or concerns regarding contracting COVID 19 in the workplace itself.
Dr. Jeffrey Feit, VHS Vice President, Population Health.
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COVID-19 Telehealth Consultations for Employees
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Our Professionals are Here to Help You and Your Employees
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We are all in this together, and the Valley Health Employer Health team is determined to help your business through these unprecedented challenges by keeping your workforce safe and well during this pandemic.
We are offering
COVID-19 Telehealth Consultations for Employers
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- Call for an appointment: 540-536-2201, Option 1
- $99 flat rate billed to employer
- Medical determination based on current CDC guidelines
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Memorial Day Holiday - Special Hours
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Valley Health Urgent Care
Monday, May 25
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Employer Health Office is Closed
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We are here to help you stay safely in business.
Let us know how we can further assist you. Contact your designated liaison.
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West Virginia
Mary Kathryn Robinson
Program Manager, Business Relations
Employer Health – North Region
681.247.1105 Direct
304.350.3240 Fax
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Virginia
Karen B. Helm
Program Manager, Business Relations
Employer Health – Central/Southern Region
540.536.4155 Direct
540.536.2206 Fax
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