Work Related Injuries Rehab

What are work-related injuries?

The most common work related injuries are due to trip, slip and falls at work place or secondary to Repetitive Stress and Overexertion Injuries.There is enough evidence that if workers stay off work for long time, they are less likely to ever return. The mental impact of the injury, the impact on your financial well-being, the expectations from the employer, and dealing with the insurance companies can make you overwhelmed.

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How can we help?

At Resilient Healthcare and Physiotherapy Clinic in Walsall, our physiotherapists take a patient-centred approach to your care. At our clinic, we use pain management and mobility enhancement techniques. Our physiotherapists will develop a comprehensive care plan tailored to your specific needs.

At our physiotherapy clinic in Walsall, Our Physiotherapist can effectively treat these injuries by offering a personalised treatment plan and enhancing their ability to return to work swiftly and safely. Our highly trained Physiotherapists are specialised in assessing and managing a variety of musculoskeletal conditions caused by work-related injuries. They educate patients about safe and effective workplace practises, use Manual therapies and exercises to restore mobility and strength, incorporate different techniques to manage pain and promote healing, and develop and implement customised return-to-work programmes. They can provide ergonomic assessments and interventions that enhance safety and efficiency in the workplace. Our Physiotherapist can facilitate recovery, promote safety, and help injured workers regain their physical abilities to return to their jobs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I expect?

Your session with our physiotherapist will be unique because it is tailored to your particular needs. Your therapist will perform an assessment, diagnose your condition, create a treatment plan to achieve your goals, and then start the treatment plan. Treatment may include manual therapy, soft tissue mobilisation, soft tissue massage, Electrotherapy modalities (including ultrasound, electrodes, and shockwave), Acupuncture, gait training, bracing advice, and exercise programmes to address mobility, flexibility, and strength.

What should I wear?

On a first session, your physiotherapist has to do a thorough assessment, which involves a lot of joint movement and tests, so loose clothing at the area affected would help to do a detailed assessment. Please avoid using very tight clothing, which can affect the outcome of the assessment.

How do I book an appointment?

We are registered with most of the insurance companies that employers use; therefore, you can be referred through your employer, and we will do the rest for you. However, you can book yourself. To book an appointment At Resilient Healthcare Walsall Clinic, you can call us at 07859757700, email us at info@theresilienthealthcare.co.uk, or book online at our website, www.theresilienthealthcare.co.uk.

Physiotherapy Solutions

Physiotherapy helps to regain, maintain and improve normal activities when it is affected by injury, pain, illness or disability. Physiotherapist can undertake an extensive subjective assessment, physical examination, investigation referrals, diagnosis, medication prescription, joint injections, patient education, health promotion, management, prognosis, disease prevention, physical intervention, rehabilitation andlead chronic pain management program. Physiotherapy management includes prescription of specific exercises, manual therapy, manipulation, soft tissue massage, deep tissue massage, sports massage, use of electrotherapy modalities such as Ultrasound therapy, Interferential Therapy (IFT), Shockwave Therapy, hot and cold therapy and Laser therapy.