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Managing Neck Pain for Your Sydney Workers

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In Sydney’s diverse work environment, neck pain is a common complaint among workforces. Many businesses are impacted by workers with neck pain that results in increased absenteeism and decreased presenteeism. Employ Health’s Sydney based team of workplace health physiotherapists have vast experience working with a wide range of workplaces to proactively prevent neck pain from occurring and working with your staff through early intervention strategies, to manage neck pain when it does occur. Take the first steps in managing neck pain for your Sydney Workers today.

Understanding Neck Pain Among Sydney Workers.

Neck pain can significantly impact an individual’s work and personal life, with common causes in the workplace including:

Extended Computer Use:

Office workers spending long hours in front of screens without proper ergonomic setups are at risk of occurrences of neck pain.

Repetitive Motions:

Workers in retail, hospitality, manufacturing and other industries often perform tasks that involve repetitive motion, leading to strain.

Poor Posture:

Prolonged periods of sitting or standing with poor posture can increase the risk of developing neck pain.

Stress and Tension:

Fast paced Sydney workplaces can contribute to stress, often manifesting physically as neck tension and neck pain.

How Employ Health Can Assist Your Sydney Workforce:

Onsite Physiotherapy:

Bringing highly experienced workplace health physiotherapy directly to your workplace, Employ Health tailors your program to address the specific causes of neck pain faced by your Sydney workplace. Our programs and treatments are designed not only to alleviate pain when it occurs but also to go to the root cause and prevent the neck pain from occurring.

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Early Intervention Physiotherapy:

Recognising and addressing neck pain early can prevent chronic issues. Employ Health’s early intervention program focuses on treating symptoms promptly, ensuring you maintain workers health, safety and wellness and are optimising their productivity in your workplace.

Early Intervention Physiotherapy

Pre-Employment Medical Screening:

To minimise the risk of workplace-related neck pain, we conduct thorough pre-employment screenings. This process helps ensure that potential employees are physically matched to roles, reducing the likelihood of neck pain.

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Injury Rehabilitation:

Our bespoke rehabilitation programs are developed to support workers recovering from many injury types including neck injuries. Focusing on treating the injury and prescribing strengthening and flexibility exercises, we partner with your workers to set them up for success to return to work.

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Job Capacity Matching:

Employ Health evaluates the physical demands of different tasks and roles in your workplace to ensure you can match them with the capabilities of workers. This is all managed through our customised data management platform.

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Ergonomic Assessments and Training:

We conduct comprehensive ergonomic assessments tailored to your Sydney based workplace. Providing actionable recommendations and training, we partner with you to create an environment that supports the neck health of your employees, which reduces the potential neck pain instances and discomfort with your workers.

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Most causes of neck pain in the workplace are preventable. The impact of addressing this proactively is improved health, safety, productivity and overall quality of life for your workforce. With Employ Health’s system based approach to workplace health we will proactively address your workers, the work they are doing and the workplace they are doing it within to set your workers up for success with minimising their exposure to potential neck pain in your Sydney workplace.

Contact Employ Health today to ensure you are managing neck pain for your Sydney workers.

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