Our unparalleled commitment to workplace health is demonstrated through our onsite physiotherapy programs, meticulously constructed from years of experience working within the corporate environment. Understanding the specific challenges and opportunities of our office-based clients, we’ve custom designed Onsite Programs to address these specific needs and delivered by our national team of physiotherapists.

In partnership with you, we roll out your Onsite Program which is centred on what we call the ‘Health Hub’. Within this space, we work with your workforce, focusing on preventive program’s, prehabilitation, rehabilitation, and hands-on therapy, to support both the well-being of your team and the needs of the business.

Why Choose Employ Health?

Full-time occupational health physiotherapists:

Our core focus is occupational health. Our team of physiotherapist at Employ Health work as a part of your team to deliver a fully focused program to address the specific needs of your business.

Extensive Experience:

Our team uses decades of occupational health experience. Ranging from warehousing to the office, our team is ready to work with you to create the workplace you need.

Innovative Reporting:

Your custom On-Site Physiotherapy Program is supported by our WorkPlace Health Data Management Platform that records, reports and uses data to predict how we can assist you to maintaining a healthy and productive workforce.

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The Importance of Physiotherapy for Office Workers

Counteracting Sedentary Workstyles:

Office roles typically result in prolonged durations seated work, leading to ergonomic challenges and sedentary lifestyle repercussions. Employ Health will work with you to ensure your employees gain access to strategies that optimise posture, workstation setups, and movement routines that address, potential health setbacks.

Reducing Compensation Claims:

Our proactive health initiatives can significantly reduce incidents of musculoskeletal complaints, reducing compensation claims and lowering, insurance costs.

Minimising Lost Time:

Injuries in the office can cause operational challenges. Through our onsite physiotherapy interventions, downtimes can be substantially reduced.

Boosting Morale:

Prioritising health is a reflection of an organisations's commitments to their employees that is likely to play an important role in shaping your culture.

Features of Our Office Onsite Physiotherapy Program

Imagine a state-of-the-art on-site physiotherapy hub located within your office premises. As well as offering support, treatment and a data management system for musculoskeletal concerns, it demonstrates your commitment to your people and culture. In partnership with Employ Health, our national team of physiotherapists matched with our powerful data management tools we will create an On-Site program for your business that includes a mix of the following (depending on your specific needs):

The Role of Physiotherapy for Office Workers

Physiotherapy stands as one of the key tools in addressing work-induced conditions prevalent within the office environment. Our national team of occupational physiotherapists are experienced at identifying and remediating such issues, discerning the underlying work patterns and recommending modifications for a healthier work routine.

Physiotherapy for Diverse Conditions:

For instance, discerning the cause behind an employee's persistent neck pain due to screen angles can pave the way for our experts to recommend ergonomic changes. This is paired with therapeutic interventions and customized exercises to prevent recurrent issues.

Physiotherapy for Repetitive Strain Injuries:

The repetitive motions in tasks like typing or using a mouse intensify the risk of RSIs. Employ Health’s expertise ensures the best health outcomes for both individual employees and the broader organization.

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