Orthotists

• They assess a patient's needs, design custom orthoses, ensure proper fit and function, and educate employees on their use. 
• Orthotists help with a variety of conditions, including those resulting from injuries (like fractures or sprains), diseases (like arthritis or cerebral palsy), or congenital disorders. 

Psychologists

 They assess and diagnose and advise on psychological issues eg work related problems, relationship matters, trauma counselling, etc. 

Audiologists

They specialize in diagnosing, treating, and managing hearing and balance disorders. 

Podiatrists

• Medication: Prescribing oral or topical medications to manage pain, infections, or other conditions. 
• Physical Therapy: Recommending exercises and therapies to improve strength, flexibility, and mobility. 
• Orthotics and Prosthetics: Prescribing custom-made shoe inserts (orthotics) or braces to support the foot and ankle and improve function. 
• Surgical Procedures: Performing minor and major surgical procedures to correct deformities, remove damaged tissue, or address other foot and ankle

Optometrists

They examine, diagnose, and treat various eye conditions, as well as provide vision correction and related health advice

Orthotists

They design, fit, and fabricate orthoses (braces and splints) to support and manage musculoskeletal conditions. 

Dentists/ Oral hygienists

They focus on preventative and restorative care of teeth

Gynaecologists

They provide diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the female reproductive organs. 

Urologists

They diagonize and treat urinary tract infections, kidney stones, bladder and prostate issues, urinary incontinence, and cancers of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. 

Physiotherapists

They help patients recover from injury and improve physical mobility. They develop treatment plans and provide various therapies like exercises, manual therapy, and education. They also collaborate with other service providers and provide education on injury prevention and overall wellness. 

Biokineticists

They assess, treat, and train individuals with various conditions, injuries, and performance goals through customized exercise programs

Phlebotomists

They draw blood from employees for medical testing to determine blood types, STIs, allergies, etc.

Dieticians/ Nutritionists

They assess employees individuals' nutritional needs, developing personalized meal plans, and educating them on healthy eating habits.