Common Work-Related Injuries among Office Workers Workplace injuries aren’t exclusive to construction sites or warehouses. Office workers face a range of health issues that can develop gradually but severely impact daily function and quality of life. Here are some of the most frequent injuries seen in office environments: Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs) Repetitive movements, such … Read more
What is a Cognitive Functional Capacity Evaluation? A Cognitive Functional Capacity Evaluation (CFCE) is a specialized assessment conducted by occupational therapists to measure an individual’s cognitive abilities in relation to their daily functioning. Unlike traditional cognitive assessments, which primarily focus on memory, attention, and problem-solving, CFCEs evaluate how these cognitive skills translate into real-world activities … Read more
What is an Ergonomic Assessment? An ergonomic assessment is a systematic evaluation of a workplace to identify risk factors that may contribute to strain, injury, or reduced efficiency. The primary goal is to enhance employee well-being and productivity by optimizing their work environment. How Occupational Therapy Professionals Conduct Ergonomic Assessments Occupational therapists specializing in ergonomics … Read more
What Is Aging in Place? Aging in place refers to the ability of older adults to remain in their own homes safely and independently for as long as possible, rather than transitioning to assisted living or long-term care facilities. This approach supports seniors in maintaining their routines, community connections, and overall quality of life. In … Read more