Corporate musculoskeletal programs are solutions that prevent or support recovery from injuries and disorders that affect the body's movement or musculoskeletal system.
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Corporate Musculoskeletal Programs Q3 2023Q3 September 2023: Winners
List of the top 18 Corporate Musculoskeletal Programs in Shortlister as of September 2023, presented in the order they appear in the full Vendor Listing tab.
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Founded in 2020 by a neurosurgeon and orthopedic surgeon, Vori Health offers a new care delivery model for treating musculoskeletal conditions. Its nationwide, all-inclusive medical practice is evidence-based and uniquely positioned to address a multitude of ... View Full Profile
Hinge Health reduces pain, surgeries, opioid use and medical spend by providing comprehensive musculoskeletal care that supports the physical and behavioral needs of every member... View Full Profile
Traditional approaches to treating muscle and joint pain are costly, inconvenient, and don’t provide the early identification and proactive care that members need. RecoveryOne is redefining physical therapy care and enabling members to take charge of their ... View Full Profile
Sword was built to achieve long-term MSK pain relief with clinically-validated care from a licensed doctor of physical therapy. These experts provide 1- on-1 treatments tailored for each individual. Avoiding surgery and ER visits, reducing opioid usage, and ... View Full Profile
The Kaia Health MSK App delivers AI powered digital therapy guided by human care that helps people manage their musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions with ease. Inspired by multimodal approaches to pain management, patients receive a personalized program based on ... View Full Profile
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Injury Prevention Coaching Don’t let injury be a cost of doing business. What We Deliver: For organizations to make the most of safety and injury prevention programs, there is a wide range of encompassing facets that must be thoroughly examined and reviewed... View Full Profile
At Fern Health, we know that a musculoskeletal pain program isn't complete without addressing how pain affects the brain, too. Fern’s 100% digitally-delivered chronic pain programs reduce functional pain symptoms, depression, and anxiety symptoms by bringing... View Full Profile
Movement Rx combines musculoskeletal healthcare, targeted fitness development, and training expertise to get your people better, faster. Across our Corporate Musculoskeletal Program clients we reduce the risk of back, shoulder, and knee injuries from 52% to ... View Full Profile
HBD's MSK solutions average 30-60% reductions in client injuries. From corporate settings to industrial work environments, we offer unique and custom job-specific ergonomic education as well as more comprehensive "total worker health" initiatives which can ... View Full Profile
Phzio's MSK360 provides injury prevention, education and early intervention services for musculoskeletal disorders for enterprise clients like Pepsi and Corvel. Phzio currently services clients online and onsite via its industry leading tele-rehab platform, ... View Full Profile
Limber is the only musculoskeletal solution clinically proven at the Mayo Clinic, the world's #1 rated hospital. Developed by doctors in sports medicine and physical therapy, Limber provides employees with the most engaging home therapeutic programs (e.g. ... View Full Profile
Omada's mission is to inspire and nurture lifelong health, one day at a time. We combine the latest clinical guidelines with breakthrough behavior science to help people with chronic conditions achieve long-term health improvements. Omada tackles four of the ... View Full Profile
SimpleTherapy provides personalized musculoskeletal pain recovery programs by combining evidence-based exercise therapy and smart technology. This reduces the need for more expensive health care options that can lead to opioid abuse and surgeries. We are the ... View Full Profile
Dario's musculoskeletal health solution (Dario Move) is designed to help people reduce pain, improve strength and mobility, and avoid costly surgeries. Dario Move combines advanced technologies, evidence-based exercises, and health coaching for cost-effective ... View Full Profile
HealthJoy aggregates employer benefits in an easy to navigate, centralized platform that puts the user experience first. Our methodology follows the very real and very proven digital-first consumer needs; imagine a Netflix-like experience for your benefits ... View Full Profile
Telespine is a digital health solution for back pain that seamlessly weaves digital health technology together with orthopedic and behavior change clinical sciences. Our users reduce their pain and increase their functional ability by following a personalized ... View Full Profile
Dario Health improve the health of those with chronic conditions across the risk spectrum, through a combination of connected devices, apps, and human coaching, all powered by a really unique AI which not only personalizes the journey for individuals, but ... View Full Profile
Leveraging over 15 years of behavior change experience and partnership with health plans and employers, Wondr Health delivers interrelated, personalized, skill-building programs for full-spectrum weight management, mindfulness and movement that improve the ... View Full Profile
A musculoskeletal program is an initiative aimed at promoting musculoskeletal health in workplaces. The program includes a variety of interventions such as ergonomic assessments, training programs, personal protective equipment (PPE), and the implementation of safe work practices. The program aims to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), injuries, or conditions that affect the human body’s movement or musculoskeletal system. Common MSDs include carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and tension neck syndrome.
Musculoskeletal system disorders (MSDs) are diseases and disorders that affect the body’s muscles, bones, tendons, and connective tissues. They are typically caused by bodily reactions such as bending, climbing, and twisting, hence why they are also called “repetitive stress injury,” “repetitive motion injury,” or “overuse injury.” However, MSDs do not include disorders caused by slips, trips, falls, or similar incidents. Almost 30 percent of all workers’ compensation costs are attributed to MSDs, the biggest category of workplace injuries. These injuries can occur in any workplace but are most common in industries where workers perform physical labor or engage in repetitive tasks, such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare. Work-related MSDs are a significant cause of lost work time and decreased productivity and can result in long-term health problems for affected workers.
Preventing MSDs in the workplace requires a comprehensive approach addressing the physical and psychosocial factors contributing to these injuries. An ergonomic workplace assessment can help identify potential risk factors, such as repetitive motions or awkward postures. Strategies to reduce the risk of MSDs may include implementing ergonomic equipment and workstations, providing training on proper lifting and movement techniques, or promoting healthy lifestyle habits, such as stretching and exercise. Encouraging open communication and employee feedback to promptly identify and address potential issues is also important.
Musculoskeletal issues in the workplace are associated with work postures and movements, repetitiveness, and pace of work, among other factors such as vibration, temperature, and lack of control over one's job. Certain workplace conditions, the workstation's layout, the work speed, and the weight of the objects being handled influence these factors. MSDs can result in significant human costs that can affect a person for years or even a lifetime, as well as high economic costs for companies. Employers must address these issues by implementing preventive programs such as employee training and better tools and resources.
