If you have suffered an injury at work that qualifies for WorkCover, you may be eligible for a biomechanical assessment. This type of assessment can help diagnose the root cause of your injury and develop a personalized treatment plan to aid in your recovery. Here are some of the benefits of a biomechanical assessment for workers’ compensation injuries:
- Accurate Diagnosis: A biomechanical assessment can help identify the underlying cause of your injury. This can be helpful in developing a treatment plan that addresses the root cause of the injury, rather than just treating the symptoms.
- Personalized Treatment Plan: Once the underlying cause of the injury has been identified, a personalized treatment plan can be developed. This may include exercises to strengthen weak areas, stretches to improve flexibility, and other interventions to improve your overall mobility and function.
- Speedy Recovery: By identifying the root cause of the injury and developing a personalized treatment plan, a biomechanical assessment can help speed up the recovery process. This can help you get back to work and your normal activities more quickly.
- Improved Quality of Life: Treating an injury via insurance can help ensure that you receive the care you need to recover fully. This can help you live a high-quality life, free from the pain and limitations that your injury may have caused.
- Long-Term Benefits: By addressing the underlying cause of the injury, a biomechanical assessment can help prevent future injuries from occurring. This can have long-term benefits for your health and well-being.
If you have suffered a work-related injury that qualifies for WorkCover, we highly recommend considering a biomechanical assessment. This type of assessment can help diagnose the underlying cause of your injury, develop a personalized treatment plan, and ultimately help you recover more quickly and fully. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your health and wellness goals.
By Dr Sanjay Parasher
