Discreet, independent occupational health advice for leaders and employers across London and the UK, led by a Consultant Occupational Health Physician based at Dr Abeyna’s Marylebone practice.
Dr. Abeyna provides physician-led occupational medicine for organisations that require clear clinical judgement, careful risk assessment and practical workplace recommendations.
Services help employers:
Dr. Abeyna works with:
Providing independent occupational health advice where discretion, judgement and leadership continuity matter.
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Independent occupational health assessments led directly by a Consultant Occupational Health Physician.
These assessments may explore fitness for work, functional capacity, workplace impact, medical restrictions, reasonable adjustments, complex health concerns, pre-placement considerations, ill-health retirement questions and the need for further review.
Each assessment is shaped around the individual, the demands of the role and the decision the organisation needs to make.
Strategic occupational health advice for employers managing sensitive, complex or high-impact workplace health situations.
Support may include sickness absence, employee capability, workplace adjustments, long-term health conditions, disputed medical evidence, management referrals, rehabilitation planning and difficult return-to-work decisions.
The focus is on giving employers clear, practical guidance without losing sight of the person behind the case.
Specialist return-to-work support for executives and senior leaders recovering from burnout, illness, surgery, mental ill health or a significant health event.
Advice may consider readiness to return, phased working, reduced travel, workload changes, temporary restrictions, leadership demands, relapse risk and the conditions needed for a sustainable recovery.
The aim is not simply to help someone return, but to help them return well.
Ongoing occupational health advisory support for boards, founders, HR leaders and senior decision-makers.
Retained support provides continuity across complex cases and may include confidential case review, strategic occupational health advice, second opinions, leadership health risk, workplace rehabilitation and guidance on difficult employee-health decisions.
This service is designed for organisations that need trusted physician input over time rather than one-off transactional assessments.
Rapid, discreet occupational health support when a senior leader’s health creates immediate concern for the individual or the organisation.
This may involve sudden absence, acute burnout, a serious diagnosis, uncertainty about fitness for work, reputational sensitivity, leadership disruption or pressure to return before recovery is secure.
Dr. Abeyna helps organisations understand the medical, functional and workplace implications so that urgent decisions can be made with greater clarity and care.
Independent occupational medicine opinion for legal, employment and workplace-health matters.
Expert witness work may involve fitness for work, disability-related workplace issues, occupational health evidence, long-term sickness absence, return-to-work disputes, ill-health retirement and the functional impact of medical conditions.
All opinions are provided independently, objectively and within Dr. Abeyna’s professional expertise.
Every accepted case is managed directly by Dr. Abeyna rather than passed through a high-volume administrative process.
Recommendations are based on medical evidence, functional capacity and the genuine demands of the role.
Dr. Abeyna understands the commercial, operational and personal pressures associated with senior leadership.
Sensitive health information is handled carefully. Employers receive the occupational advice they need without unnecessary disclosure of private medical details.
Reports focus on clear, actionable questions such as fitness, restrictions, adjustments, likely recovery and review arrangements.
Consultations are available for organisations and senior professionals in London, with support also available to clients across the United Kingdom where appropriate.
Dr. Abeyna Jones is a Consultant Occupational Health Physician with nearly two decades of experience in occupational medicine, workplace health and executive advisory work.
Her approach combines:
Alongside her clinical work, Dr. Abeyna is an entrepreneur, business mentor and founder of Medic Footprints, a global platform connecting more than 120,000 doctors with national and international organisations.
She is a member of the Society of Occupational Medicine and the Faculty of Occupational Medicine.
A senior executive stepped away following a significant health crisis.
The organisation faced growing uncertainty around leadership continuity, operational pressure, and whether returning to work at executive level would be realistic.
The situation required far more than a standard occupational health assessment.
It required:
Three months later, he returned successfully — with clarity, confidence, and stability.
Because executive occupational health requires more than process alone.
Dr. Abeyna provides discreet, independent and physician-led occupational health support for employers, executives and senior professionals managing complex workplace health decisions.
An occupational health doctor assesses how a person’s health affects their work and how their work may affect their health. They advise on fitness for work, workplace adjustments, sickness absence, rehabilitation, return to work and occupational health risk.
Yes. Dr. Abeyna provides private occupational health consultations for employers, executives and senior professionals in London. UK-wide support may also be available where appropriate.
Referrals may be made by employers, HR teams, boards, legal advisers, managers or senior professionals seeking independent occupational medicine advice.
A fitness-for-work assessment considers whether a health condition affects an employee’s ability to carry out their role safely and effectively. It may also identify restrictions, adjustments and review periods.
Yes. Where clinically appropriate, the occupational health report may recommend practical workplace adjustments based on the employee’s condition, functional limitations and job demands.
Yes. Medical consultations are confidential. Information is shared with an employer only in line with consent, professional standards and applicable legal duties.
Yes. An independent occupational health second opinion may be helpful where a previous report is unclear, disputed or insufficient for a significant decision.
Yes. Pre-employment and pre-placement assessments may be available for senior, demanding or safety-sensitive roles.
Yes. Return-to-work planning may include a phased return, workload changes, reduced travel, temporary restrictions and review arrangements.
No. This is a specialist occupational health advisory service and not an emergency or general medical service. Anyone requiring urgent medical care should contact the appropriate emergency or healthcare provider.