Many workers are familiar with the pain, numbness and loss of strength related to carpal tunnel syndrome. However, other wrist injuries can also stem from repetitive motion. Doing the same thing time and again can strain your muscles, ligaments and tendons. In some...
Serving injured workers
Month: July 2021
Does a concussion increase the risk of a mental health disorder?
Visible physical injuries are common after a workplace accident. Involvement in a traffic crash, getting hit in the head and experiencing a slip, trip or fall are all common and could result in a concussion. The effects of this type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) are...
How can I get workers’ compensation?
If a workplace illness or injury raises questions about whether you qualify for workers’ compensation benefits, you probably already sought medical attention. Your employer should already be aware of your condition and will cover your time away from work. What might a...
You were injured, but are you disabled?
It’s normal to need some time off work to recover after suffering accident injuries. Workers’ compensation is often necessary to pay for medical expenses and cover lost income after incidents on the job. However, no matter how or where injuries occur, they can affect...
This Independence Day, be both happy and safe
Many Americans celebrate our nation’s freedom on the Fourth of July. However, you don’t need to be a patriot (or a citizen, for that matter) to appreciate a day off work, fireworks and various party invites. You have the right to celebrate as you see fit. You also...