Early intervention physiotherapy

WE HAVE A 98% STAY AT WORK RATE FOR CASES WE MANAGE

Did you know musculoskeletal injuries make up almost 2/3 of all reported workplace injuries in Australia?

It can be challenging trying to get the best advice for your injured employee, whilst also trying to work out how you can safely manage them at work.

We have been providing our Early Intervention Program to our clients across Australia and New Zealand since 2017.

With our Declan™ initiative and Better Physiotherapy Network we provide evidence-based treatment for musculoskeletal injuries 7 days a week.

  • 10,000+ cases
  • 98% stay at work rate
  • Over 90% of cases managed without a claim
  • Average cost under $700/case
  • Average rate of return to normal duties 10 days
  • faster than predicted by MD Guidelines®

 

Opening hours for our online service

Monday–Friday: 7:00am AEST to 6:00pm AWST
Saturday & Sunday: 6:00am AWST to 6:00pm AWST
We capture data with every injury including, but not limited to, injury body part, mechanism of injury, job role and work department. In consultation with our clients, we set up live dashboards which summarise this data enabling our clients to see injury trends over time and assess the effectiveness of injury management

Our process

Our Physiotherapists can speak through a secure video-link to provide immediate advice following any injuries at work.

The injury management and return to work process can be started straight away to avoid any delays in treatment and improve injury outcomes.

Our experienced physiotherapists use a video-link to connect with the injured worker and workplace to deliver:

  • Best practice assessment and advice to the worker on their musculoskeletal condition
  • Education and self-management strategies to the worker including an exercise program
  • Timely feedback to the workplace regarding suitable duties and a treatment plan
  • Referral to one of our trusted network of providers if further management is agreed to
  • Expectations to the treating provider regarding treatment objectives and functional goals.