Promoting the health and safety of your employees is crucial for employers. That is why you should take advantage of the availability of free at-home COVID tests to proactively protect your workforce and maintain a safe working environment. By offering convenient and regular testing options, employees can easily monitor their COVID-19 status without having to visit testing centers. This not only provides peace of mind but also helps identify potential infections quickly, preventing the spread of the virus within your workplace.
With new variants, more cases, and CDC guidelines changing, keeping up with COVID-19 has become a burden for many employers across the country. No matter the industry, having procedures in place for COVID-19 is essential for a safe and healthy work environment. One strategy that employers should implement is a CDC-guided return-to-work policy following employee illness related to COVID-19. As part of OnSite Health’s Return to Work Management program, we are excited to announce the addition of our COVID-19 illness hotline service.
You can get a common cold year-round, but as the temperatures cools and humidity dips, the cold-causing virus spreads more easily. While the cold weather itself doesn’t make you sick, winter colds are more common than you may think. Between sneezing, coughing, and runny noses, winter colds are miserable for children and adults alike. Fortunately, by taking the right preventative approach, you can help reduce the risk of sickness for yourself and others this cold season.
COVID-19 has been a part of our lives since the early months of 2020 and as the end of 2021 soon approaches, the importance of community health remains a top priority. With the arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine, it was hoped that this would control the virus, but due to lack of herd immunity, the pandemic is still evident within our lives. As of July 2021, the CDC released an updated recommendation surrounding new mask guidelines for Americans, here is what you should know.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines have been a hot topic. From the development to the distribution, everyone has been talking about the long-awaited COVID-19 vaccines. But what about your yearly flu shot? As COVID-19 cases rise and fall, flu shots are more important than ever. The fact is, a flu shot has other benefits in a pandemic world outside of just protecting you from the flu
