BioErgonomics

Employees represent the single greatest financial investment for most businesses as well as the greatest financial opportunity. With escalating workers' compensation and group health care costs, prevention and treatment of work site injuries are critical for employers' financial health. Traditional workers' compensation programs emphasize adapting the work site to handle employee limitations. This approach can be costly and often unrealistic, and is not usually very effective.

A BioErgonomics program designed by
Back in Motion can be a solution.

How the Progress Works

• Determine which jobs are "at risk".
• Determine "at risk activities" within jobs (loads, forces, reaches, postures, repetitive motions).
• Determine key body areas affected.
• Select 4 target stretches.
• Select 3 - 4 feel good stretches.
• Develop job specific stretching prescriptions.