Occupational Health Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is provided by specially trained and regulated practitioners called physiotherapists, who often work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in hospitals, GP surgeries, sports teams and the workplace.
What is Occupational Health Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is provided by specially trained and regulated practitioners called physiotherapists, who often work as part of a multi-disciplinary team in hospitals, GP surgeries, sports teams and the workplace. Physiotherapists who work to improve the health and wellbeing of workers so that they can do their jobs efficiently and effectively are called occupational health (OH) physiotherapists.
What do Occupational Health Physiotherapists do?
They have a role in proactively promoting health and well-being in the work environment and can improve the safety, comfort and performance of the working population. This reduces accidents and sickness absence, and helps to improve productivity and performance.
Our Aims
- To keep you fit and healthy at work and prevent sickness absence.
- To assist and support you to return to work safely following a period of sickness.
- Improving an employee’s tolerance to work gradually.
To educate others on injury prevention in the workplace. - Ergonomics workplace assessments.
- Job task analysis and advice on modifications.
- Functional capacity evaluations.
Available Treatments
- Exercise
- Acupuncture
- Joint mobilisations and soft tissue release
- Electrotherapy
- Ergonomic and postural advice
- Spinal rehabilitation and postural exercise classes
- Soft tissue mobilisation
Our Aims
- To keep you fit and healthy at work and prevent sickness absence.
- To assist and support you to return to work safely following a period of sickness.
- Improving an employee’s tolerance to work gradually.
To educate others on injury prevention in the workplace. - Ergonomics workplace assessments.
- Job task analysis and advice on modifications.
- Functional capacity evaluations.
Available Treatments
- Exercise
- Acupuncture
- Joint mobilisations and soft tissue release
- Electrotherapy
- Ergonomic and postural advice
- Spinal rehabilitation and postural exercise classes
- Soft tissue mobilisation
Evidence has shown that being in work can result in significant health improvements and increase the self-esteem of individuals. Work can also help people recover from sickness and reduces the risk of long term incapacity. The positive health effects of work mean that, if their condition permits, those with disabilities or chronic health issues should be supported to return to, or remain in, work.
If you would like to discuss your problem before booking an appointment please give our physiotherapy team a call, we will do our best to help.
Call us at 07936427497 | 07936427497 or email us at info@physiocareclinic.com
Other Services
Physiotherapy has vital role to play in conditions which require surgery to ensure best outcome from surgery. We understand your needs and work closely with your surgeon to get the desired outcome. Our team has extensive experience in pre and post surgery physiotherapy and will work with you to achieve your desired goals from surgery. We specialize in following:
Additional Services
Physiotherapy has vital role to play in conditions which require surgery to ensure best outcome from surgery. We understand your needs and work closely with your surgeon to get the desired outcome. Our team has extensive experience in pre and post surgery physiotherapy and will work with you to achieve your desired goals from surgery. We specialize in following: