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About

BBJI OccMed — We’ve Got You Covered

Led by Dr. John Burress and backed by 19 orthopedic physicians and their respective teams, Boston Bone & Joint Institute Occupational Medicine (BBJI OccMed) delivers comprehensive occupational health services.

Our Services​

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  • Work-Related Injury Care – Prompt evaluation, treatment, and coordinated return-to-work planning

  • OSHA-Regulated Surveillance – OSHA-compliant medical surveillance programs, including Asbestos, Lead, Respirator and Hearing conservation

  • Department of Transportation (DOT) Physicals – Certified exams for commercial drivers and hoisting engineers

  • Drug & Alcohol Testing – Reliable testing to support workplace safety and compliance

  • FAA HIMS & Aviation Medical Services – Specialized aviation and FAA HIMS evaluations

  • Immigration & Specialized Physicals – Immigration-related, post-offer, annual and other required examinations

Why Employers Choose BBJI OccMed​
  • Evidence-based care model with proven outcomes for stay-at-work

  • Rapid access and responsive communication

  • Seamless coordination with BBJI orthopedic specialists*

 

Our goal is simple: deliver exceptional care upfront that drives functional recovery, preserves livelihoods, and positively impacts your Experience Modifier Ratio. We provide full-scope occupational health services with professionalism and accountability, benefiting both workers and employers.

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We proudly serve construction, hospitality, transportation, utilities, healthcare, and mission-driven organizations throughout Greater Boston. We partner with forward-thinking employers who understand that a proactive, evidence-based occupational health strategy supports operational success.

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To see other services provided by Dr. Burress, please visit OccMed Consulting and Injury Care

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*Massachusetts is a choice state meaning the injured worker chooses care venues. BBJI OccMed will ask the worker/provide options and coordinate care based on the worker’s stated request.

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