Waldo County General Hospital
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Occupational Health and Wellness

Our occupational health and safety practice, called Health Connections, provides a comprehensive range of services critical to employers in Knox and Waldo counties and beyond. These services maximize worksite safety, support various certification requirements and facilitate the timely return to employment of those who are injured as part of their work.

Supported by the full resources of Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital, Health Connections has offices in Rockport and Belfast.

Client Services

  • Work injury/illness diagnosis and treatment (Traumatic, repetitive, acute muscular injury)
  • Physical/Licensing exams (DOT/CDL, USCG, school bus, police, military, fit for duty)
  • Screening (Pre-hire musculoskeletal exam/lift test, audiometric and pulmonary testing)
  • Drug and alcohol testing (Pre-hire, post–accident, random, court–ordered testing)
  • Immunizations ( Tdap, MMR, Hepatitis B, Varicella, worksite flu clinics)
  • Immunity/exposure testing
  • Lab testing (immunity testing/titers)
  • Blood and body fluid exposure counseling and lab studies

Office Locations

  • 731 Commercial Street, Rockport
    Phone: 207-301-5566
    Fax: 207-301-5341

  • 163 Northport Avenue, Belfast
    Phone: 207-301-5565
    Fax: 207-505-4661

Occupational Health Team

Contact Us

Health Connections provides services Monday-Thursday from 7am to  5pm (last appointment 4:30pm)

Phone: 207-301-5565

Fax: 207-505-4661

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Pen Bay, Waldo Care Team Members Honored with Awards

Eight care team members from Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital were recently honored with employee awards during ceremonies held on the hospital campuses.

Pen Bay Medical Center Welcomes Students from Maine Medical Center/Tufts University School of Medicine

Pen Bay Medical Center is pleased to welcome Julia Hutchings-Sakaue and Chanya Elkins, third-year medical students enrolled in the Maine Track program of Tufts University School of Medicine. They will spend the next nine months rotating through the departments of Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Surgery and Family Medicine, among others.

Pen Bay Medical Center Emergency Department Celebrated in Special Ceremony

Maine EMS Director Wil O’Neal recognized Pen Bay Medical Center for its readiness to care for pediatric patients during a ceremony held in front of the hospital’s Emergency Department entrance Tuesday, May 7.

Pen Bay Emergency Department Recognized for Pediatric Readiness

State EMS Director Wil O’Neal, Maine Emergency Services Director, will formally recognize Pen Bay Medical Center as a Pediatric Innovator during a ceremony in front of the hospital’s emergency department entrance on Tuesday, May 7, at 11 am. This event is free and open to the public.