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Injury Rehabilitation
Workplace Injury
Return To Work
WorkSafeBC Providing work conditioning programs in Parksville
Oceanside Physiotherapy provides an intensive work-focused activity program designed to restore the client’s physical function. The program uses real and simulated work activities with cardiovascular training, flexibility exercises, and strength/core rehabilitation.
Our program runs 3-5 days per week, 1-4 hours per day, for up to 6 weeks.
Treatable Conditions
- Sciatica
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Back Pain
- Scoliosis
- Plantar Fasciitis
- Rotator Cuff Shoulder
- Whiplash
- Car Accident Injuries
- Knee Injuries (MCL/ACL)
- And More!
What else is involved in Oceanside Physio’s work conditioning program?
In addition to facilitating a customized program for your injury, we provide a job site visit, a job demands analysis, and a Return To Work process compliant with all parties involved.
In addition to facilitating a customized program for your injury, we provide a job site visit, a job demands analysis, and a Return To Work process compliant with all parties involved.
Job Demands Analysis
A detailed, quantitative and qualitative assessment of the physical demands, environmental, and psychosocial stressors, associated with a particular job.
A detailed, quantitative and qualitative assessment of the physical demands, environmental, and psychosocial stressors, associated with a particular job.
Who qualifies for work conditioning?
Anyone who has experienced an injury on or off the job that severely impacts the ability to return to work safely. This may include injuries from car accidents, muscle overuse, or other accidents.
Our goal is to restore your strength, flexibility, and endurance so you can return to work safely.
Anyone who has experienced an injury on or off the job that severely impacts the ability to return to work safely. This may include injuries from car accidents, muscle overuse, or other accidents.
Our goal is to restore your strength, flexibility, and endurance so you can return to work safely.
What is the difference between work conditioning and work hardening?
Work conditioning focuses on a rehabilitation approach, to help people regain strength, flexibility, and endurance to safely return to work. It involves improving the physical health of workers.
Work hardening is similar, but includes improving mental health in conjunction with physical rehabilitation. Generally, more specialists are involved like psychologists and vocational specialists.
Oceanside Physiotherapy provides professional work conditioning services. Our specialization ensures you will have the best chance of recovery from your injuries.
Work conditioning focuses on a rehabilitation approach, to help people regain strength, flexibility, and endurance to safely return to work. It involves improving the physical health of workers.
Work hardening is similar, but includes improving mental health in conjunction with physical rehabilitation. Generally, more specialists are involved like psychologists and vocational specialists.
Oceanside Physiotherapy provides professional work conditioning services. Our specialization ensures you will have the best chance of recovery from your injuries.
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Recreational Injuries
Physiotherapists are experts in treating — and preventing — recreational injuries. Common recreational injuries include ankle and wrist sprains and muscle strains.
Posture
Having good posture not only makes you look strong and healthy — it’s also a critical factor in preventing pain and injuries. Physiotherapists can help you discover how to improve your posture.
Treating Impaired Mobility
There are many causes of impaired mobility that keep you from doing what you love to do. Physiotherapy can help manage and improve mobility.
Recreational Injuries
Physiotherapists are experts in treating — and preventing — recreational injuries. Common recreational injuries include ankle and wrist sprains and muscle strains.
Posture
Having good posture not only makes you look strong and healthy — it’s also a critical factor in preventing pain and injuries. Physiotherapists can help you discover how to improve your posture.
Treating Impaired Mobility
There are many causes of impaired mobility that keep you from doing what you love to do. Physiotherapy can help manage and improve mobility.