Net Health Occupational Medicine EMR review
A specialized EMR connecting employee health records with occupational clinic operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Net Health Occupational Medicine EMR brings clinical records and operational workflows together for occupational medicine clinics, hospital employee-health departments, urgent care centers, and businesses managing employee health. Its scope includes injury and illness documentation, exposure and immunization tracking, appointment management, billing, reporting, and telehealth. Employee and manager portals provide access to records and documentation, while guided visit workflows support charting. Net Health has been operating since 1993, and the product is positioned for organizations delivering employee health and occupational medicine services.
The clinical and compliance-oriented feature set is its clearest strength. Multiple exposure tracking updates records for potentially exposed people, and immunization tracking and documentation are available through a mobile application. Employer- and client-specific protocols can accommodate different workplace requirements. The system also covers workers’ compensation state reporting and billing workflows, alongside dashboards and reports for visits, injuries, compliance, and costs. These capabilities make it relevant to teams that need occupational health operations in the same system as employee records; a general-purpose clinic looking for a narrower patient-record tool may not need this breadth.
Portals support appointment requests, scheduling, rescheduling, and management, with employee and manager access to health records and documentation. The product is available on web, iOS, and Android, with cloud and mobile deployment listed; the exact mobile delivery model for immunization tracking is not specified. According to the vendor’s sales approach, prospective customers request a demo rather than selecting a published plan, so buyers should expect a sales conversation to assess fit and pricing. Support channels include email, phone, community, and documentation, but not 24/7 support. Clinics and employer health teams seeking occupational-specific workflows are the natural fit; organizations that depend on defined integrations or around-the-clock support should compare alternatives carefully.
Net Health Occupational Medicine EMR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks injuries, illnesses, exposures, and immunizations in employee health records
- Portals support appointment workflows and employee or manager access to records
- Includes workers’ compensation workflows, operational reporting, and telehealth
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales and requesting a demo
- No 24/7 support is listed among its support channels
- Does not specify integration or ecosystem options
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