Common Workplace Injuries Due to Poor Ergonomics
Extended sitting and improper posture can contribute to various health concerns, including:
- Lower back pain
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Reduced blood circulation
- Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) in wrists and hands
- Eye strain, fatigue, and headaches
If left untreated, these issues can lead to chronic conditions such as nerve impingement, metabolic changes, joint misalignment, digestive issues, and even arthritis.
Our In-Clinic Ergonomic Screening Services
At [Brand-Clinic], our highly trained physical therapists specialize in workstation evaluations tailored to your unique work environment. During your initial consultation at our clinic, we will conduct a comprehensive physical assessment, review your medical history, and discuss your workstation setup. Our goal is to identify potential risk factors and recommend effective solutions to enhance your comfort and productivity.
What to Expect During Your Ergonomic Analysis:
- Workstation Assessment: Evaluating your desk setup, seating, monitor position, and equipment usage.
- Job Demands Review: Understanding your daily tasks and physical requirements.
- Posture Optimization: Providing recommendations to improve alignment and reduce strain.
- Custom Solutions: Suggesting ergonomic tools such as adjustable chairs, keyboard supports, or standing desks.
Benefits of Ergonomic Adjustments
Investing in proper ergonomics can lead to significant improvements, including:
- Reduced pain and discomfort
- Increased energy and focus
- Improved posture and mobility
- Lower risk of workplace-related injuries
- Enhanced overall well-being
Additional Physical Therapy Services
In addition to ergonomic training, our therapists may recommend customized physical therapy treatments based on your needs, which could include:
- Targeted exercises and stretches
- Manual therapy and joint mobilization
- Heat and cold therapy
- Electrical stimulation and ultrasoun
Take the First Step Towards a Pain-Free Workday
If your workstation is causing you discomfort, simple ergonomic adjustments can make a world of difference. Contact us today to schedule your in-clinic workstation assessment and start working comfortably and efficiently.