Common Workplace Injuries We Treat

Musculoskeletal Injuries

Lifting injuries, repetitive strain conditions, and falls make up the majority of workplace injuries we see. These are evaluated medically and treated through physical therapy specific to the injury and your job demands, the same way any thorough workers' compensation provider would approach them.

Traumatic and Higher-Severity Injuries

Falls from height, equipment or machinery accidents, and vehicle-related workplace injuries often carry both significant physical impact and a genuine psychological toll. These cases receive coordinated medical evaluation alongside trauma-informed behavioral health support from the start, rather than addressing the emotional impact only if it becomes disruptive later.

The Emotional Impact of Being Injured and Out of Work

• Anxiety about returning to work, financial stability, or re-injury
• Sleep disruption related to pain or the trauma of the accident itself
• Low mood or frustration tied to an extended recovery
• For some patients, underlying substance use concerns that surface or worsen during a difficult recovery — something we're positioned to recognize and connect to appropriate care given our broader addiction treatment services

When anxiety, depression, PTSD, or another diagnosable mental health condition develops or worsens because of the injury, our psychiatry team can evaluate and manage medication for it directly, alongside counseling and therapy — this is different from managing medication for the physical pain itself, which stays outside our scope.

Our Approach Across All Workplace Injury Types

• A thorough medical evaluation connecting your symptoms to the mechanism of injury
• Physical therapy matched to your specific injury and job demands
• Behavioral health support offered as part of standard care, not an afterthought
• Coordination with any other provider managing pain medication or other aspects of your care