Bottom Line Benefits

Cut the cost of worker injury and illness
SHARE occupational health nurses are skilled in case management of disability. They oversee each on-the-job injury and employee illness to ensure that employees are back to work as soon as possible. This reduces Workers’ Compensation and disability costs. SHARE serves as a valuable communication link between you and the physician facilitating early return-to-work and coordinating modified duty programs.

Reduce on-the-job injuries and illness
SHARE occupational health nurses provide active medical surveillance of employees in hazardous jobs and those at risk of medical conditions that develop over time such as carpal tunnel syndrome and hearing loss. Significant savings are often realized through on-going safety education and job modifications which reduce accidents and injuries.

Lower health care costs
Voluntary employee health screenings for such problems as high blood pressure, cancer or high cholesterol are useful tools for lowering health care costs. Early detection of risk factors for serious disease can lower treatment costs significantly and keep your work force healthier and more productive. SHARE nurses coordinate these programs and educate and coach employees toward healthier lifestyles.

Comply with government health and safety regulations
A complex maze of state, federal and local health and safety regulations continues to challenge companies. SHARE nurses are knowledgeable and experienced in cost-effective practices for compliance with regulations such as OSHA, Workers' Comp, FMLA, ADA, STD, and LTD. For example, nurses frequently manage mandated medical surveillance programs such as Hearing Conservation and Respiratory Protection and assist with training and record keeping for Exposure Control Plans (BBP) and First Responder programs.

Our clients say . . .
"In the first year of service, typical SHARE clients have seen return on investment numbers ranging from 24% - 168%!"