Fort Wayne Chiropractic Cares for Work-Related Back Injury AND Prevention

Work Comp. Hurt at work. Work-related back injury. Neck injury. Fort Wayne employers and employees alike don't care for these words. All want to avoid the incidence of back injury at work and the hip, knee and ankle trouble that often results. But how? Aaron Chiropractic Clinic works with individual Fort Wayne workers and is more than ready to work with a Fort Wayne company to develop a program to avoid work-related injuries.

160,000,000 office workers (knowledge workers) and 2/3 of the developed countries use computers on a daily basis. (1)

Questions

Fort Wayne employers ask themselves

• how can we reduce or eliminate work related back injuries?
• how can acute back pain injuries be cared for so they don’t become chronic?
• what work techniques can be put in place to reduce incidence, cost and productivity loss?

All are great questions that the Fort Wayne chiropractor is ready to tackle.

Plan

Aaron Chiropractic Clinic can help local companies identify potential and actual back pain and extremity pain employees for preventive care. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic can help reduce occupational conditions that contribute to back pain by developing alternative conditions for the company to initiate. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic can offer training to Fort Wayne employees on specific conditions of the spine and how to prevent exacerbating pain in them. And maybe most importantly, Aaron Chiropractic Clinic works with the injured employee to return to work a confident employee who knows how to best care for his or her spine and not fear its re-injury. That’s employee appreciation on the Fort Wayne company’s part.

Details of the Plan

Aaron Chiropractic Clinic looks for early signs and symptoms of musculoskeletal pain like general tension to prevent future pain. (2) Joint angles – knee, ankle, lumbar spine, hip - required to lift maximum weight and not injure a spine can be analyzed in the work environment and adapted as needed. (3) Fort Wayne at-risk of re-injury workers may even be identified despite their seeming readiness to return to work by their muscle responses. Low back injury patients tend to use their thoracic spine more. (4) Sometimes occupational injury may be related to something as simple as the clothing and equipment employees use (5) or having a support group for workers in pain to share with onsite. (6) Now that can be addressed pretty easily. It may just take an outsider to come in with “new eyes” and see something that can help.

Reality and Help

Occupational low back pain is the most expensive form of work disability in terms of actual financial costs as well as social costs and productivity costs. Persistent low back pain is particularly expensive in relation to acute and subacute low back pain. (6) In Fort Wayne, chiropractic influence and care at Aaron Chiropractic Clinic benefits both the employer and the employee. Work-related back pain need not frustrate either. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic welcomes the opportunity to work with Fort Wayne employers and employees to make the workplace a back-safe place. Contact us today.