Dr. Herman Chiu, CMO and Founder of UrgentWay Walk-In Clinics talks about the business friendly occupational health services on offer. He mentions the affordable rates and quality services like pre-employment physicals, pre-employment drug screenings that are available to local businesses. DOT physicals and related drug tests are also available to companies looking to certify their employee’s CDL requirements.
Occupational health services at UrgentWay
by UrgentWay_Marketing | Nov 17, 2019 | Health Domain, Urgentway Health Blog | 0 comments
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