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Medcor to Join the APM Group, Expanding Occupational Health Services Across North America

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A partnership brings together organizations built around the same mission: getting workers the right care, from the right person, at the right time.

Medcor, a leading provider of onsite and mobile occupational health services across the United States and Canada, today announced it has entered into an agreement to join the APM Group, subject to Federal Trade Commission approval. Medcor and APM, an international health and human services organization operating in 11 countries, will work together to expand access for employers and their employees to high-quality, independent, advocacy-based occupational health care across North America.

Since 1984, Medcor has built its reputation around a single idea: occupational health advocacy with no payer or provider conflicts of interest. Every Medcor advocate, whether onsite, mobile or on the phone, works for the patient first, not for an insurer or an employer’s bottom line. That model has made Medcor one of the largest occupational health providers in North America, and it is the foundation this next chapter is building on.

For Medcor’s clients and advocates, day-to-day operations continue unchanged. Medcor and APM will look for opportunities to strengthen and broaden the already high-quality services they offer customers, with additional details to follow.

“When we started Medcor in 1984, we grew it one client, one clinic, one advocate at a time,” said Philip Seeger, co-founder and CEO of Medcor. “Joining the APM family gives us the resources to take that same advocacy model and build something bigger for the workers and employers who depend on us.”

“Occupational health is an important market for us, and Medcor has built one of the most respected occupational health operations in North America, with a model built on clinical quality, advocacy and independence,” said David Sagar, CEO of APM in the United States. “This partnership gives us the reach and the clinical depth to serve even more employers across North America.”

Subject to regulatory approvals. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

About Medcor

Medcor is a national leader in occupational health, workplace injury triage and construction health and safety services. Since 1984, Medcor has helped employers navigate a complex healthcare system through onsite clinics, 24/7 telehealth triage and evidence-based clinical protocols, with no conflicts of interest. Medcor serves clients across North America, including 14 of the 100 largest U.S. public companies. For more information, visit medcor.com.

About APM

Founded in 1994 in Perth, Western Australia, APM is a global health and human services provider with the purpose of “Enabling Better Lives.” Each year, APM supports more than 3 million people of all ages and stages of life. APM’s 16,500 team members working from over 1,800 locations in 11 countries and support people to improve their health, independence and participation. For more information, visit https://apm.net.au.

"Joining the APM family gives us the resources to take that same advocacy model and build something bigger for the workers and employers who depend on us." — Philip Seeger, co-founder and CEO of Medcor

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