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Work-Related Injuries

Whether you sit at a desk or work in a physically demanding environment, injuries on the job can seriously impact your health, livelihood, and daily routine. At Access Physical Therapy, we provide personalized treatment plans to help you recover quickly, safely, and with long-term results—so you can get back to work and life with confidence.

What It Is

Work-related injuries can result from sudden accidents, repetitive strain, poor ergonomics, or prolonged postures. Common examples include:

  • Lower back pain or strain

  • Neck and shoulder tension

  • Carpal tunnel syndrome

  • Tendonitis or bursitis

  • Slip and fall injuries

  • Joint sprains or muscle strains

  • Postural issues from extended sitting or lifting

Whether your injury developed over time or occurred in a single moment, we’re here to help you heal and prevent it from happening again.

What to Expect

Your recovery plan is built around your injury, job requirements, and return-to-work goals. It may include:

  • Pain management and inflammation control

  • Manual therapy to restore mobility and reduce tension

  • Strengthening of affected and supporting muscle groups

  • Ergonomic education and workstation adjustments

  • Movement retraining to improve lifting, posture, or repetitive motions

  • Communication with your physician, employer, or case manager (as needed)

We also offer Work Conditioning programs for those returning to physically intensive roles.

Who It’s For

  • Office workers with neck, back, or wrist pain from desk posture

  • Laborers, tradespeople, and healthcare workers with repetitive-use injuries

  • Employees recovering from falls, strains, or lifting accidents

  • Workers comp patients needing structured rehabilitation

  • Anyone looking to return to work safely and sustainably

Why It Matters

Getting injured at work doesn’t just affect your body—it affects your independence and peace of mind. With expert care and focused rehabilitation, we help you get back on your feet and back to work—stronger, safer, and more aware of how to protect yourself moving forward.