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Work Conditioning

The program uses real and simulated work activities in conjunction with cardiovascular training, flexibility exercises, and strength/core rehabilitation.

Work Conditioning Program

An intensive work-focused activity program specifically designed to restore the client’s function. The program uses real and simulated work activities in conjunction with cardiovascular training, flexibility exercises, and strength/core rehabilitation.

The program runs 3-5 days per week, 1-4 hours per day, for up to 6 weeks.

The program is funded through WorkSafeBC, ICBC, or any private insurance company; with a goal of facilitating a durable return to work.

Job Site Visit

A workplace visit for the purposes of supporting or coaching an injured worker at his or her place of employment.

Job Demands Analysis

A detailed, quantitative and qualitative assessment of the physical demands, environmental, and psychosocial stressors, associated with a particular job.

Case Management/Return to Work Coordination

Case management assists the client, the employer, and the insurance agency with a detailed orthopaedic assessment, job evaluation, and treatment recommendations to facilitate a successful and durable return to work.

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