Occupational health provider Alert Health relocates to Inverness Campus
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Highland occupational health service provider, Alert Health, has relocated its clinic to Inverness Campus.
Having grown since trading began in 2014, the team at Alert Health recently made its move to a larger unit, located within Aurora House, owned by Campus developer Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Amy MacRae, managing director of Alert Health, said: “We purposefully relocated our new clinic to Inverness Campus, as the site is well equipped for teams operating within life sciences, digital healthcare and technology fields.
“Our new clinic, located on the ground floor of Aurora House, has been fitted with seven clinical rooms, a client meeting room, a central reception area and two clinical testing rooms – a huge change from our old site.
“With a fresh, calm, inviting feel to the space, we hope our clients will love the new clinic as much as we do.”
Boasting a central location that can be easily accessed by visitors, Alert Health is already taking advantage of the facilities available to them.
Clinical director Dr Liz Wright said: “Being part of the Campus community will provide us with fantastic opportunities for innovation and development, leading to improved services for our clients.
“Already, we are considering collaborations with Campus companies around new technologies, and with our increased clinic space, we’re hoping to introduce complementary services such as physiotherapy and counselling.”
HIE is attempting to develop Inverness Campus as a nationally and internationally significant location for business, research and education. Collaboration among different organisations located on site has been a key feature from the outset.
Karen Thomson, HIE’s senior development manager for the Campus, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Alert Health to Inverness Campus. This is the 19th company to locate here and one that will further strengthen the collaborative life sciences cluster that has always been fundamental to the Campus development.
“Aurora House is now fully occupied, and the total number of jobs based at the Campus has passed the 1,000 mark, which is great news. To continue this momentum and meet further demand, we are making more space available for sale or lease.”
