Occupational Health - Primary Care Associates

Healthy Workers, Healthy Business

We offer occupational health services to keep workers and businesses strong. We value our relationships with employers and employees and work hard to make tests and treatments accessible, accurate, and delivered with care and compassion.

We care for all working Alaskans, from asbestos and HAZWOPER specialists to U.S. Coast Guard personnel, merchant marines and divers, to travel medical personal, remote workers and many others.

Tests & Screening Services

We recognize the importance of maintaining the health of your business and the employees who work there. To help keep your entire workforce healthy, we offer an array of tests and screenings – all under one roof.

Injury Treatment

We have a team of workplace injury experts ready to get your employees back on their feet quickly and safely. As your partner, we are committed to taking the medical steps needed to keep your success going. Find a center near you.

Sample Services:

Asbestos Exams
Audiograms
Biometric Testing
DOT Physicals (see below)
Drug & Alcohol Testing
EHE
EKG & Stress-tests
Employee Health Fairs & Education
Employment Exams
HAZWOPER Exams
Immunizations
Immunizations & Titer Testing

Injury Treatment & Follow-up Care
Labs – Full In-house Laboratory
Physical Abilities Testing
Post-offer, Pre-placement Exams
Pulmonary Function Tests
Respiratory Fit Testing
TB Testing
USCG Exams
Vision Screenings
Workers’ Comp
X-rays
And More!

What to Bring to a DOT Physical

To ensure that the DOT physical exam goes as smoothly as possible, drivers must bring the following items with them to Primary Care Associates:

All drivers need to bring a photo ID
All drivers need to bring a complete list of their medications, including the dosage regimen, dosages, and their doctors’ names and addresses
Drivers with vision or hearing problems must bring their eyeglasses, contacts, or hearing aids
Drivers with diabetes must bring lab results from their most recent Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1C) test and their blood-sugar logs
Drivers with heart-related issues must bring a letter from their cardiologist that outlines their medical history and current medications, and indicates that they are safe to work
Drivers who have a history of high blood pressure need to bring a 7-day BP log
Drivers who have sleep apnea and use a CPAP machine need to bring a 90-day reading from their machine and a copy of their most recent sleep study

Dedicated Hours & Contact

Occupational Health appointments with our specialists are available:
Monday – Thursday, 8a-4p.
Appointments: 907-562-1234
Fax: 907-677-0209

Let’s Talk

Call 907-562-1234 and ask for our Occupational Health department to discuss how we can help you and your company.