OSHA cost calculator: includes direct and indirect costs of an injury.

6 work related injuries.

• All chose self-care and saw physical therapist on-site.
• None required referral to physician or formal medical care.
• All remained working.
• Injury categories included: foot smashed between pallets, slip and fall, medial knee ligament sprain, low back strain, shoulder and neck strain.

*Q4, 2022 Distribution Warehouse Client

Annual average savings for client who utilizes On-Site Care for Occupational and Non-Occupational injuries. On-Site services cost less than services which require insurance authorization and reimbursement.

Employees receive needed care, and do not leave the workplace when they utilize On-Site care.

When we prevent an on-site injury from becoming OSHA recordable or requiring medical care, the savings are much bigger

95% of all safety and health dollars are spent outside of your building, after an injury or illness has occurred.

Bring some of that money upstream to prevent injuries or intervene in the early stages of injury or illness.

“On-Site PT is one of our best benefits that our company provides and I hope it never goes away. We are so lucky!”

Patient

"Being able to treat MSK issues without taking time away from work is a real benefit to the company and the employee. And, with an aging workforce, I see the need for on-site PT as paramount."

Maintenance Mgr

"I always thought an on-site PT clinic was a standard service when you work for a corporation. But it is not the norm! How much productivity is lost because an employee has an injury and doesn’t know how to get the treatments needed or where to turn for help? I now realize how lucky I am to have that option!" Patient

"For me as a medical provider, the on-site services and the close working relationship with the therapists have allowed me to have confidence in their clinical outcomes. This allows me to return employees back to work confidently and earlier than if at an offsite PT clinic."

On-Site physician