Work conditioning is most effective if implemented as soon as possible after an injury and/or surgery. According to our data, there was an average of…
It’s the busy season at Santa’s workshop and that usually means a few headaches for Santa. Ginger, Santa’s longest-employed elf, injured her knee when she…
Work conditioning is a comprehensive program that focuses on the whole body, not just the area of injury. For example, when a worker attends physical…
There is a perception that FCEs are used as a marketing tool for work conditioning. In many of the invalid (and some valid) FCEs, work…
In the past, we have shared many articles that have explained the Five W’s of work conditioning: Who, What, When, Where, and Why. Who: Ideal…
Well, it has happened… A trusted employee has sustained an injury and the worker’s comp process has begun. The employee has seen doctors, perhaps has…
Recently, we analyzed some of our data from work conditioning and determined some interesting outcomes: For the referrals that Job Ready has received for work…
Although work conditioning is commonly mistaken as a continuation of physical therapy, it is actually a separate entity. Work conditioning by definition is an intensive…
Yesterday you had an employee with a 10 lb lifting restriction who had been out of work for 6 months. Today they show up with…