HOW TO
REDUCE YOUR COMPANY'S WORKER'S COMPENSATION COSTS.
Work-Site Ergonomic Assessments
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Work-Site Ergonomic Interventions
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On-Site Physical Therapy Services​
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On-Site Wellness Centers​
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Health Education-Mentoring
Motivational Health Seminars
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Motivational Health Presentations
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Motivational Health Events-Fairs
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Employer/Employee Health-Wellness
Seminars/Consultations
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Workers' Compensation Cost Reduction
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Individual Health-Wellness Consultations
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​Weight-Loss, Weight-Management
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Pain Recovery/Solutions
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​Injury Management-Prevention
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Ergonomic Assessments-Interventions
Ergonomic Assessments and Interventions are conducted by Frank Bennett, Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist, Certified Specialist in Health Ergonomics (20 years experience, Ergonomic Consultant).
Mr. Bennett is a Board Certified Physical Therapist (31 years).
Mr. Bennett's extensive ergonomic consulting expertise including post-graduate training in health ergonomics. Mr. Bennett's On-site Work-Place Assessments and Injury Prevention Interventions will protect your company from unnecessary and costly Workers Compensation Injuries.
Common repetitive injury syndromes can be be proactively prevented or resolved--reducing an employer's workers' compensation liabilitiy and insurance premiums!
HEALTH AND WELLNESS ON-SITE EVENTS
Our on-site Health Fairs/events are designed to provide motivational health knowledge and wellness skills.
Participants learn how to identify and implement a fast-track personal strategy for achieving their personal health and wellness goals.
Seminars can be tailored to your group and 1-4 hour seminar curriculums are available. A certificate of attendance will be provided and may be credited for required continuing education and OSHA Compliance.
INDIVIDUAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS
We offer our clients a unique opportunity to discover their personal best health and wellness potential. Our most popular consultation is for weight management and long term weight stabilization.
Consultations are designed to assist clients in identifying and achieving their health-wellness objectives.
JUST THE FACTS.
2013 Rand-U.S. Govt study concluded, "Traditional employer financial health and wellness incentives don't work. Financial incentives did not produce statistically healthier employees." "Companies would need to spend 10,000 dollars to help an overweight employee lose 30 pounds."
"Obamacare problematic because architects relied on phony and corrupted employer wellness data from Safeway Corp. Safeway did not reduce its healthcare costs through employee financial wellness incentives. Safeway merely shifted more of the cost of its healthcare premiums to employees and also raised deductibles" (Jan 2010 Washington Post).
U.S. population: 37 Percent Obese, 66 Percent Overweight in Total (2017 CDC.gov).
U.S. Consistently Ranked Lowest in Most Leading Health Indicators (2015 OECD Report).
U.S. is Highest Spender on Healthcare in the World- 3.2 Trillion ( 2015 CMS.gov) .
U.S. Diabetes rates have doubled in the last twenty years, 1 in 3 adults by 2050 (2017 CDC.gov)
Mounting Evidence for Diet Soda-Obesity-Diabetes Connection (Mass. General Study 2016).
100 million Americans now have High Blood Pressure (2017 CDC.gov )
U.S. Adults have highest rate of heart disease and have the highest use of prescription medication compared to other countries (2015 OECD Report)
U.S. Medical Errors: Third Leading Cause of Death (2013 Journal of Patient Safety).
U.S. Medicare Patients: 29% in-patient rehabilitation facility victims of medical errors (July 2016 US Govt)
U.S. Has Highest Infant Mortality Rate (2015 OECD Report)
U.S. population had fewest physician visits per capita (2015 OECD Report).
U.S. population spends 30 billion a year on unregulated dietary supplements (NY Times Nov 2016)
50% of All Medicare Claims contained billing mistakes (Nerdwallet Consumer Advocacy Group 2017 Study)
Round-Up, a "Probable Carcinogen" now being sprayed on wheat, oats, and beans, 3 days before harvest as well as throughout the growing season. (2016 World Health Organization).
40% of U.S. men and women will be diagnosed with cancer. World-wide cancer cases are projected to increase by 50% by 2030, worldwide cancer deaths 60% (U.S. National Cancer Institute: cancer.gov).
U.S. Adults under 50 are dying from colon and rectal cancer at an increasing rate (JAMA 2017).
