Worker Comp

If you’ve sustained a neck injury on the job, advocating for CerviFit® can speed up your recovery and get you back to work faster. Unlike traditional physical therapy, which requires frequent clinic visits, CerviFit lets you take control of your healing with a portable device you can use at home. In a study of 44 patients, CerviFit reduced pain by 35% and improved neck strength by 50% in just six weeks. It’s convenient, effective, and empowers you to stay consistent with your recovery. Ask your case manager about CerviFit to save time, reduce hassle, and regain your strength sooner.

Prevalence of Neck Pain

in Workers’ Compensation claims, neck pain is a common issue among workers, particularly those in physically demanding jobs or occupations that involve repetitive motions or poor posture. For instance, jobs in manufacturing, construction, and office work frequently expose employees to risks that may lead to neck strain, sprain, or more severe injuries like cervical disc herniation. Data from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) indicate that musculoskeletal disorders, including neck injuries, are one of the leading causes of workers' compensation claims in the United States. These injuries not only result in significant medical expenses but also in lost productivity due to the time workers spend recovering.
In many cases, after an initial medical evaluation and acute treatment, patients require long-term rehabilitative care to fully recover and prevent chronic pain. This is where systems like CerviFit come into play. Rather than resorting to invasive treatments such as surgery, which are expensive and have longer recovery times, healthcare providers often recommend non-invasive options such as physical therapy and exercise-based rehabilitation.

Prevent Injuries, Save Money: How CerviFit® Can Transform Workplace Wellness

Investing in a proactive injury mitigation wellness program featuring CerviFit®, makes financial sense by reducing workplace injury costs and improving employee productivity.

Neck injuries and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) account for 30% of workplace injuries, with an average cost exceeding $15,000 per case, according to the Department of Labor.

CerviFit strengthens neck muscles, improves posture, and prevents strain, targeting injury-prone areas before issues arise. By integrating CerviFit into wellness initiatives, employers can decrease injury rates, reduce workers' compensation claims, and enhance employee well-being.

A healthier workforce means fewer absences, lower turnover, and significant long-term savings for your business.

Conclusion

CerviFit has become a valuable tool in the treatment of neck pain related to workers’ compensation claims. By providing structured, targeted rehabilitation exercises, it helps workers recover faster and return to their jobs with a lower risk of re-injury. Its non-invasive nature, combined with the ability to address both pain and postural issues, makes CerviFit an ideal option for managing neck pain in the context of workers' compensation, contributing to both better health outcomes and cost savings.

References

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). "Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace." Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. [www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics](https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics).
- Verhagen, A.P., et al. (2013). "Physical therapy for neck pain." *Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation*, 23(2), 213-223.