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Early Symptom Intervention - Reduce Workers Comp Osha Recordables

March 25, 2023
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Early Symptom Intervention - Reduce Workers Comp Osha Recordables

Early symptom intervention by a physical therapist can play an important role in reducing the number of OSHA recordable incidents and workers' compensation claims in the workplace. Integrated Care can help in the clinic or at the work place.  Here are some ways in which early symptom intervention can be effective:

  1. Early detection and treatment: By identifying symptoms early, workers can receive prompt medical attention and appropriate treatment, which can prevent the development of more serious health issues that may require extended time off work or medical leave.
  2. Preventing exacerbation of symptoms: Early intervention can prevent minor symptoms from turning into major health problems. This can prevent workers from having to take time off work or seek medical treatment for a more serious injury or illness.
  3. Improved workplace safety: Early symptom intervention can help identify workplace hazards and help employers take appropriate measures to address them, which can reduce the likelihood of future injuries or illnesses.
  4. Reduced absenteeism: By addressing symptoms early, workers can remain on the job and continue to be productive, reducing the need for time off work and reducing the number of workers' compensation claims and OSHA recordables.
  5. Cost savings: Early symptom intervention can help reduce the cost of workers' compensation claims and OSHA recordables by minimizing the severity of injuries and illnesses and reducing the need for extended medical treatment.

Overall, early symptom intervention is a proactive approach to managing workplace health and safety, which can benefit both workers and employers by promoting a healthy and safe work environment and reducing the risk of workplace injuries and illnesses.

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