Why companies book

Back and neck pain is already in the building.

It shows up as missed days and slow afternoons, whether or not anyone treats it.

What it takes

It rarely gets counted on its own.

1 in 3

About 1 in 3 lost-time workplace injuries are musculoskeletal.

Bureau of Labor Statistics
Number one

Low back and neck pain is the number one US health condition by spending.

JAMA
74 to 76 percent

74 to 76 percent of large employers name musculoskeletal conditions a top-three healthcare cost driver, and musculoskeletal conditions have ranked number one or two every year since 2020.

Business Group on Health
4.6 hours a week

Workers in pain lose about 4.6 productive hours a week.

JAMA, 2003

What treatment does

A doctor on-site is a different category.

A licensed Florida chiropractic physician, with a doctorate and national boards, treats one person at a time. Soft tissue, stretching, movement work, and adjustment when it is called for.

Fewer emergency and outpatient visits

Employees who saw an on-site chiropractor went on to use fewer imaging services, fewer emergency and outpatient visits, and less musculoskeletal medication than colleagues treated off-site, and function related to headache, neck, and low-back pain improved significantly.

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2012 and 2014
Two-thirds the imaging

In a study of 1,635 employees on one health plan, those using on-site chiropractic received imaging at roughly two-thirds the rate of those treated off-site.

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 2014
Absenteeism at half the national average

A published single-company case study found employees using weekly on-site chiropractic care had absenteeism rates roughly half the national average over three consecutive years, and 35 of 40 employees chose to use it.

Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, 2017

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