Zello Health, the global workforce health and medical services group, announced the next phase of its U.S. expansion. Zello USA Inc. will design, build, fit out, supply, staff, manage and govern onsite medical facilities for U.S. employers, the same end-to-end model Zello delivers for governments, humanitarian agencies and industry worldwide.
Opening an onsite medical facility usually means hiring separate firms to design, build, equip, staff and oversee it, with no one accountable for the result. Zello takes on the whole job, from site risk assessment through construction and fit-out to the clinicians on shift and physician-led governance, under one contract and one clinical standard.
Facilities range from workplace and construction site clinics to remote camps, emergency response posts and temporary surge facilities. Zello USA also delivers integrated workforce health programs covering occupational medicine, screening, clinical staffing, injury care and operational risk.
"What sets us apart is that we do the work," said Andrew Hames, Founder and Group CEO of Zello. "We design, build, equip, staff and run onsite medical facilities, and we stay accountable for the care delivered in them. Having done that in some of the world's most demanding environments, we are now bringing that hands-on approach to American employers, working shoulder to shoulder with U.S. specialists who share our standards."