Work Injury Management – PTP Product Guide 2022
This PTP Product Guide 2022 section aims help physical therapists provide work injury management for employees on the job.
This PTP Product Guide 2022 section aims help physical therapists provide work injury management for employees on the job.
The tool, called Exo-LiFFT, is an interactive calculator that will help companies looking for ways to overcome workforces struggling with musculoskeletal injuries, missed work, and accelerated retirement among skilled laborers.
Ascellus announces the publication of a study demonstrating the positive effects of its neurocognitive screening evaluation (NCSE) and brief therapy model in realizing improved recovery and return-to-work outcomes for work-related concussions.
WorkWell debuts its new new brand identity and website reflecting its industry leadership in workplace safety and its innovative and resilient spirit.
Read MorePeople with lower back pain injury miss 11 more days of work in a year when they only receive treatments for lower back pain that are not recommended by medical guidelines compared to people treated according to guidelines. The findings were published recently in PLOS ONE.
Read MoreWorkWell has been chosen as a collaborator on the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Foundation’s Building Trust initiative, the company announces.
Read MoreWorn by workers like a backpack, the Paexo Back is designed to transfer weight from the spine to the legs to help prevent back injuries.
Read MorePhysical therapists are among those on the front lines who can help determine strategies to keep workers on the job and maintain workplace safety. The services noted here in the 2021 Product Guide could help them do so.
Read MoreHinge Health and Carrum Health announce a partnership and unveil a fully integrated, end-to-end digital musculoskeletal (MSK) solution designed for employers.
Read MoreParadigm announces the launch of a value-based relationship with Shirley Ryan AbilityLab to deliver better outcomes and greater predictability in patient recoveries.
Read MoreWorkers in construction and other manufacturing jobs are more susceptible for developing carpal tunnel syndrome than those who work in office jobs, researchers at Henry Ford Health System suggest.
Read MoreVirginia Halling, PT, offers a perspective on work rehabilitation moving forward from the COVID-19 pandemic in this feature for the February/March 2021 issue of Physical Therapy Products magazine.
Read MoreCVC Capital Partners announces that its CVC Fund VII has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a majority interest in MedRisk, a provider of managed physical medicine services for the workers’ compensation industry in the US.
Read MoreMedRisk, a provider of physical rehabilitation in workers’ compensation, has published its 2021 Outlook. The industry trends report prepares payors for managing the effect COVID-19 has had on musculoskeletal claims, recaps pertinent 2020 legislative/regulatory actions, and highlights recent research, the company notes in a media release.
Read MoreYoung people with hip fracture, responding to a survey, suggest a lack of rehabilitation programs specific to their individual needs and programs focused on helping them get back to work.
Read MoreMedRisk’s Vice President of Clinical Services and Provider Relations Brian Peers, DPT, MBA, will discuss the transition from in-clinic treatment to telerehabilitation for injured workers, and its lessons, during “Telerehab During a Time of Crisis,” a fast-paced CompTalk.
Read MorePeerWell, a remote musculoskeletal recovery platform for injured workers, announces a new partnership with insurer Coventry Healthcare (recently acquired by Mitchell | Genex), to offer custom care solutions to injured workers facing musculoskeletal surgery.
Read MoreDanielle Lisenbey is joining MedRisk, a provider of managed physical rehabilitation in workers’ compensation, as President on November 2, the King of Prussia, Pa-based company announces.
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