Site survey
We assess space, power and shift patterns, then design the camp layout and station flow before the date is fixed.
Onsite
Onsite Medical Camps
We bring the diagnostic setup to your gate. A camp screens a full shift without pulling production off the line, which removes the single most common objection to running periodic examinations on time.
300
Employees screened per day
0
Production hours lost
48h
Reports on dashboard
Who this is for
Plants where releasing workers off-site stops production
Multi-shift operations including night shift
Remote sites without nearby diagnostic infrastructure
Large contractor populations needing bulk certification
How it runs
From scope tosigned certificate
The sequence below is what your team will actually experience, with a named coordinator accountable at every step.
Shift planning
Slots are built around your production schedule so no line loses more than its scheduled break.
Mobile deployment
Fully equipped units arrive with pathology collection, audiometry booth, spirometry, vision and digital X-ray.
Screening
Up to 300 employees per day move through the stations, with barcoded samples tracked from collection.
Reporting
Reports and certificates land on the HR dashboard within 48 hours of the camp closing.
What is included
Everything in thecontracted scope
No per-seat platform licence, no separate implementation fee. Pricing is per examination, set by protocol and committed annual volume.
Mobile units
- Pathology collection station
- Audiometry booth
- Spirometry unit
- Digital X-ray
- Vision testing
Staffing
- Occupational physician
- Technicians and phlebotomists
- Onsite coordinator
Coverage
- Day and night shift
- Contractor and permanent workforce
- Multi-day drives for large sites
Output
- 48-hour report upload
- QR fitness certificates
- Camp completion summary
Corporate enquiry
Ready to simplify corporate employee healthcare?
Share your workforce profile and receive a written proposal within 48 hours — protocol design, plant-wise scope, camp schedule and commercials, reviewed by an occupational physician.