Hempstead NY Clinic Reopens June 8
Posted June 5, 2020 in Uncategorized
Mobile Health is pleased to announce that our Hempstead Clinic in Nassau County, New York, will reopen effective Monday, June 8, 2020. The clinic will follow its usual operating schedule. The Long Island clinic, located at 129 Jackson Street (lower level) in Hempstead, N.Y., provides a full range of[Read more]
Reminder to Resume Health Screenings upon Reopening
Posted June 4, 2020 in Business Resources Health Alerts Uncategorized
The rollout of New York State and New Jersey reopening plans for non-essential businesses reminds employers to resume occupational health and pre-employment screenings they might have put on hold. And as the Tri-state region reopens, Mobile Health’s doors are open in New York and around the c[Read more]
Reducing Risk for Dentists and Small Businesses
Posted June 2, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Mobile Health Updates Uncategorized
Our recent efforts ‘behind the lines’ to clear thousands of frontline workers remain a source of great pride at Mobile Health. That frontline now includes dentists eager to resume work despite the risks. To assist, respirator fit tests for dentists are now offered at various on-site test[Read more]
FIT KIT: Respirator Fit Testing for Small Businesses
Posted May 28, 2020 in Client News & Updates Mobile Health Updates Press Releases
Many small businesses have joined the ranks of companies required to conduct Respirator Fit Testing (RFT). Fit testing assures an adequate fit of workers’ N95 respirator masks. To meet this demand, Mobile Health introduces FIT KIT. This modular training and testing kit extends Respiratory Fi[Read more]
Protecting Hospital Support Staff and Vendors
Posted May 26, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Health Alerts
Current health challenges expand beyond frontline workers to legions of essential ‘behind the scenes’ hospital support staff and vendors, including security guards, laundry services, medical equipment vendors, and maintenance workers. These repercussions will soon impact others as hospitals resu[Read more]
Virus Testing 101: Which One Is Right for You?
Posted May 19, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Health Alerts Mobile Health Updates Press Releases Uncategorized
Antibody versus antigen testing? Swab test versus blood test? Short swab versus long? The array of COVID-19 testing options can cause confusion. As a trusted provider of employee health screening services for more than 35 years, Mobile Health can help you navigate the differences. Antibody vs. Diagn[Read more]
COVID-19 Testing Services for Nursing Home Staff
Posted May 14, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Mobile Health Updates
Several states now require regular testing of staff in long-term care facilities (nursing homes and assisted living), with more to follow suit. For instance, New York nursing homes and adult care facilities must test staff for COVID-19 twice a week. Also, New Jersey issued a similar testing directiv[Read more]
Return-to-Work Antibody Testing
Posted May 7, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Health Alerts Mobile Health Updates Press Releases Uncategorized
As shelter-in-place rules ease, business reopening plans aim to prioritize employee health and safety. That’s why many employers are turning to antibody blood tests, which identify individuals who developed antibodies through previous exposure. Understandably, testing for antibodies represents[Read more]
A Message from Our CEO
Posted April 8, 2020 in Client News & Updates Mobile Health Updates Press Releases Uncategorized
To our Valued Clients: There’s no reason to tell you that this has been a difficult, unpredictable, and stressful time. Everyone knows that. Times like these, however challenging, also have a way of making you look at things differently and really understand your place in the world. Over the p[Read more]
A Journey with the Frontline
Posted April 6, 2020 in Compliance Alerts Health Alerts Mobile Health Updates Press Releases Uncategorized
The last few weeks have been difficult for everyone – most notably, frontline healthcare workers. We’ve seen their dedication and commitment on tired faces, blank stares, and drooping shoulders. Despite the sometimes lack of necessary personal protective equipment (PPEs) and long hours, [Read more]
