On site, by mobile medical unit, at a local clinic or remotely: we’ll help you choose a practical way to support your workforce across the UK.
Some assessments need a clinical space or specialist equipment. Others can be completed by telephone or video. We’ll match the delivery method to the service, your locations and the number of employees involved—using a combination of options where that makes more sense.
Tell us which services you need, where your employees work and any practical constraints such as shifts, site access or available rooms. We’ll recommend a delivery approach, plan the appointments and explain what managers and employees need to know.
For a multi-site programme, that might mean mobile-unit visits at larger sites, local clinics for smaller groups and remote consultations for appropriate follow-ups.
Planned health-surveillance sessions at your workplace
Practical delivery for busy, remote or multi-site workforces
Accessible local appointments for employees across the UK
Clear scheduling, coordination and communication for employers
For larger sites, regular workforce needs or organisations that want occupational health embedded into normal operations, Clarity can provide temporary or recurring on-site clinics.
On-site delivery can be particularly useful when you want to:
Make appointments accessible without taking employees away from site for long periods.
Offer several occupational health services during the same visit.
Schedule appointments around production, warehouse, service or office-work patterns.
Provide regular access to occupational health support for managers and employees.
Clinics can be set up in suitable rooms within your premises or combined with mobile medical-unit delivery where additional clinical equipment or capacity is required.
Clarity’s mobile medical units bring a suitably equipped clinical environment directly to your workplace, including remote, hard-to-reach or multi-site locations.
This can be a practical option where you need to deliver health surveillance, medical assessments or a combination of services to larger groups of employees without asking them to travel to external appointments.
Mobile medical units may be particularly useful when you need to:
Deliver higher-volume health surveillance, safety-critical medicals or other workplace assessments with minimal operational disruption.
Reach dispersed sites such as logistics hubs, construction projects, utilities locations and manufacturing facilities.
Reduce employee travel time and help maximise attendance for planned programmes.
Combine assessments such as audiometry, HAVS surveillance, spirometry, driver medicals, pre-placement assessments or drug and alcohol testing in one coordinated visit.
We will work with you to understand site access, available space, employee numbers and shift patterns, then plan visits around the way your operation runs.
Many management referrals, follow-up appointments and suitable occupational health assessments can be carried out by telephone or video consultation.
Remote consultations can help you:
Obtain timely case-management, work-capability and fitness-for-work advice.
Support managers and employees who are home-based, hybrid or spread across multiple locations.
Reduce travel and avoid unnecessary delays.
Arrange follow-up discussions efficiently after an on-site or clinical assessment.
Remote options are always used where clinically appropriate. Where physical examination, testing or face-to-face assessment is needed, we will explain this clearly and arrange the most suitable next step.
Where mobile or on-site delivery is not the right fit, we can arrange appointments through our network of partnered clinical locations across the UK.
This is particularly helpful for:
Individual or low-volume assessments where a site visit would not be practical.
Employees who are home-based, field-based or located away from your main sites.
One-off medicals, follow-up appointments and specific assessments.
Organisations needing a flexible option for a dispersed workforce.
Using local clinical locations can help keep employee travel reasonable while ensuring assessments are completed in a suitable professional setting.
Whether you’re arranging one assessment or a nationwide programme, we’ll help you choose a delivery model that works for your people and your operations.
Many services can be delivered on site, including health surveillance, audiometry, HAVS assessments, spirometry, safety-critical medicals, vaccinations, pre-placement assessments and wellbeing sessions. The exact mix depends on the workplace, facilities, employee numbers and clinical requirements.
Mobile medical units are often useful for higher-volume programmes, remote or hard-to-reach sites, multi-site organisations and situations where employee travel would create significant disruption. They can help deliver clinic-based assessments directly at your workplace.
Yes. Many management referrals, follow-up appointments and suitable work-capability consultations can be completed by telephone or video. Remote delivery is used where clinically appropriate; if physical testing or examination is required, an on-site or clinic appointment can be arranged.
Yes. We can plan mobile visits, on-site clinics, local appointments and remote consultations around multiple locations, workforce sizes and shift patterns. We will work with you to create a programme that supports attendance while minimising operational disruption.
For low-volume, ad-hoc or individual requirements, local clinic appointments or remote consultations may be more practical than arranging on-site delivery. We can help you choose the most efficient option for the service you need.
We will consider your workforce size, locations, services required, site access, shift patterns, available facilities and operational priorities. From there, we can recommend a delivery approach that is practical for your organisation.
Tell us your workforce size, locations and main risks. We’ll recommend a practical delivery model and respond within one working day.
Tell us a little about your workforce and what you need help with. We’ll call you back to talk through your options and the most practical way to deliver them.
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