Prevent Repetitive Strain Injuries at Work
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The Problem With Waiting for RSI Symptoms to Appear
Repetitive strain injuries rarely happen suddenly. By the time an employee reports wrist pain, forearm discomfort, elbow soreness, or shoulder tension, the issue has often been developing for months. Many employers only respond at that point, when the condition is more difficult and expensive to address.
A more effective approach is to identify the source of strain before it becomes a formal injury. That means evaluating daily work tasks, equipment setup, and employee movement patterns across an entire workday.
Our Workplace Ergonomics Program is built around identifying these risks early and correcting them before they develop into long-term problems.
Transparent Pricing
Ergonomics Experience Day
Interactive onsite event where employees drop in, learn ergonomic setup and get hands-on coaching from a clinician
INCLUDES:
- Live workstation demos with real ergonomic corrections
- Posture and movement coaching — practical, immediately applicable
- Employees can ask questions and get informal guidance on their setup
- Micro-break and mobility strategies
- Optional light treatment demonstrations
- 1.5 hours onsite | $1,500 | Works as a standalone or entry point to assessments
Individual Ergonomic Assessment
- Full workstation review
- Real-time adjustments
- Equipment recommendations
- Personalized movement plan
- Post-session summary
- Onsite: $300 per employee
- Virtual: $225 per employee
Who This Service Is For
Repetitive strain injuries are not limited to warehouses or manufacturing environments. They also affect office employees and anyone performing the same movements repeatedly throughout the day without adequate variation or recovery.
This service is designed for HR managers, safety leaders, and operations teams actively managing RSI concerns or looking to prevent them before they become costly claims. It is especially valuable for organizations seeking a proactive injury prevention strategy instead of reacting after injuries occur.
This program is a strong fit for organizations with:
- Employees reporting wrist, forearm, elbow, or shoulder discomfort related to work
- Roles involving extensive computer use throughout the day
- Repetitive physical tasks performed without structured recovery or movement variation
- Previous RSI-related workers’ compensation claims without a prevention strategy in place
- Teams that have never had repetitive movement risks formally assessed
- Workplace safety requirements that require documented RSI risk management
Team Assessments
Group scheduling
Onsite, virtual, or hybrid delivery
Risk-based prioritization
Optional leadership reporting
What We Evaluate and Correct
Most RSI advice focuses only on stretching and taking breaks. While that can help, it does not address the root cause. In many cases, the real issue comes from workstation setup, equipment positioning, and repetitive movement patterns employees may not even notice.
Common problems we identify and correct include:
- Keyboard and mouse placement creating wrist and forearm strain over time
- Tools or equipment requiring excessive gripping force during repetitive tasks
- High-volume clicking and scrolling causing tendon irritation in computer-based roles
- Task structures that repeatedly overload the same muscle groups throughout the day
How the Program Works
We evaluate the employee, the task, and the workplace environment. Whenever possible, corrections are made during the same visit.
The process:
- You identify the roles most affected and where your team is located
- We review the tasks employees perform and how the workspace is organized
- We visit your workplace and conduct individual clinician-led assessments
- Each employee receives hands-on corrections, practical guidance, and a written summary
- You receive an optional report outlining findings and recommended next steps
If the level of risk requires continued support, findings can transition into our Corporate MSK Risk Reduction Program for ongoing monitoring, care, and injury prevention.
What Employers Typically Experience After the Program
Taking a clinical approach to RSI prevention leads to measurable and trackable improvements. The earlier repetitive strain risks are identified, the less costly and disruptive they become.
Employers commonly report:
- Fewer RSI complaints and formal injury reports across assessed teams
- Reduced workers’ compensation costs related to wrist, forearm, and shoulder conditions
- Lower short-term absenteeism linked to repetitive strain injuries
- Task and equipment changes that make daily work physically easier for employees
- Documented RSI risk records for workplace safety and compliance reporting
- Employees with a stronger understanding of personal risk factors and prevention habits
Our clinicians identify RSI risks that standard wellness providers or general safety personnel may overlook. That clinical expertise is what helps create long-term improvements rather than temporary fixes
How This Connects to Other Services
RSI rarely exists on its own. It often develops alongside neck and back issues because the same workstation habits and movement patterns typically affect multiple parts of the body simultaneously.
For employers managing physical risk across multiple offices, our ergonomic assessment services are available throughout San Francisco, the Bay Area, Seattle, Spokane, and Coeur d’Alene.
Commercial property managers can also incorporate RSI prevention services into tenant wellness programs or conference wellness lounge events.
