Industrial Health Council

The Industrial Health Council (IHC) is a private, not-for-profit corporation based in Birmingham, Alabama. With seven employees, the company generates an estimated $50 million in annual revenue. The IHC was established in 1947 as a partnership between the Jefferson County Department of Health and the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce's Health Committee. Over the years, the IHC has expanded its client base to include businesses across multiple states in the continental United States. The organization specializes in serving the health and wellness needs of its clients through a unique governance structure. The IHC is directed by a board comprised of CEOs or their designated representatives from the companies it serves, ensuring a strong understanding and responsiveness to client needs. Six physician Directors appointed to the Medical Advisory Committee further enhance this focus. What sets IHC apart is its unique board composition, consisting of representatives from served companies and physicians. This blend of perspectives allows for a deep understanding of client requirements and the healthcare landscape, positioning IHC to effectively address its clients' unique needs. To learn more about the IHC's offerings and services, please visit i-h-c.org.