Recover function safely

Work Injuries

A work injury may involve medical, employer, and workers' compensation steps. Report the incident promptly under your workplace policy and seek the level of care appropriate to the injury rather than delaying for paperwork.

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Care conversation related to Work Injuries

Individual recommendations begin after an appropriate evaluation.

Understanding the concern

A thoughtful approach to work injuries

Evaluate work-related musculoskeletal concerns and coordinate a plan around job demands and reporting requirements.

People often start a conversation when they notice:

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Back or neck discomfort after lifting or repetitive work
Joint or muscle pain related to a workplace event
Reduced tolerance for required tasks
Recurring symptoms linked to workstation demands

Important: New, severe, or rapidly worsening symptoms may require urgent medical evaluation. This page provides general information and is not a diagnosis.

When to seek another level of care

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Call 911 for severe trauma, chest pain, breathing difficulty, major bleeding, loss of consciousness, stroke signs, or a limb that is cold, pale, or visibly deformed. Promptly report and medically assess chemical exposure, head injury, new weakness, or rapidly worsening symptoms.

Work Injuries

A thoughtful approach to work injuries

People often start a conversation when they notice:

Know when the website is not the next step.

Back Pain

Carpal Tunnel Symptoms

Arm & Leg Pain