MUsculoskeletal prevention & Early intervention
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Office
Help your employees reduce the risk of injuries associated with office and computer-based work.
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Industrial
Address the unique causes of spending on MSDs in your unique industrial setting.
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Direct Care Workers
Caregivers and people in the healthcare field who take care of our aging population or other people in need.
MSK Q&A
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A musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) occur when stress put on a body tissue like:
muscles
tendons
nerves
ligaments
cartilage
that is greater than the tissue's ability to sustain or repair.
Common examples of MSK conditions include:
Tendon Sprains
Muscle Strains
Cumulative Trauma Disorders
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Rotator cuff pathology
Epicondylitis (tennis/golfers elbow)
Tendinopathies
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You can develop a MSK condition with a one time traumatic event like picking up something too heavy, rolling an ankle, but often they develop slowly over time from things like:
Repetitive motions
Forceful exertions
pulling/pushing
lifting
gripping
Awkward postures
Tissue compression
Fast movements
Vibration
Lack recovery time
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You can reduce risk of these conditions through prevention efforts like ergonomic work design, ensuring employees can meet the demands of their job, and intervening early if something is contributing to pain.
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Early intervention means getting on top of problems early when it is easier to fix.
If a person notices trends in discomfort or pain that isn't getting better, creating an environment where they can get the expertise of a MSK expert (Physical Therapist) for guidance on how to proceed.
Waiting longer to address MSK issues means they are harder to treat, more expensive, more debilitating, and more time consuming.
Custom solutions to meet your neeDs:
Consulting Services
Ergonomic Assessments & Solutions
Employee Training
On-site Physical Therapist Consultations
Work Accommodations
Preventative Program Development
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