The Future of Wearable Technology in the Workplace
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Read moreEvidence consistently shows that supportive, timely, and well-coordinated return-to-work (RTW) programs significantly elevates recovery outcomes, pain management, and the overall quality of life for warehouse employees. With Employ Health, your business gains more than enhanced RTW rates; you receive a customised program based approach to manage health and safety in your business.
We pride ourselves on consistent service at the highest quality that delivers tangible outcomes for your business. Your business can rely on Employ Health to design and deliver a custom solution that addresses your specific needs and is delivered by our full time team of practitioners located across Australia and New Zealand.
Your business will have access to our powerful custom software designed for the complexities of injury prevention and management. Our data management platform is used by some of Australia and New Zealand’s largest businesses and provides insights and reports based on the specific outcomes your business is working towards.
Our dedicated full time workplace health team of practitioners has many years of injury prevention and management experience. This experience translates into precise, context-aware guidance for complex rehabilitation cases.
Injury rehabilitation within work hours breaks down barriers, ensuring employees don’t have to juggle medical appointments with personal time, streamlining their recovery journey.
Our physiotherapists are highly experienced in the unique physical demands of warehouse work, offering targeted insights and treatments that external providers might not fully grasp.
Our onsite professionals work in partnership with your health and safety team, ensuring a synchronised, supportive approach to injury rehabilitation and RTW coordination.
Immediate access to rehabilitation on the warehouse floor allows for continuous peer support, fostering a quicker and more inclusive RTW process.
Early access to onsite physiotherapy builds trust and a supportive culture, paving the way for timely interventions that can significantly enhance health outcomes.
Our comprehensive injury rehabilitation service enables your business to meet its responsibilities in supporting modified duties for returning workers, mitigating potential legal complications.
Starting with necessary immediate care, we advance through structured exercise and conditioning programs, tailored to restore full functional capacity. Duty modification advice and timeline planning are shared with relevant managers for seamless RTW integration.
Close liaison with all medical professionals involved ensures a well-coordinated handover. We champion the ongoing management of the worker, supporting both the physical and psychological aspects of recovery, extending beyond the conclusion of a WorkCover claim.
Initial treatment focuses on symptom relief, progressing to rehabilitation exercises that aim to rebuild strength and flexibility. We consult with supervisors to tailor work modifications that align with the recovery pace and the nature of RSI.
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