Treatment
WSIB & Work Injury Rehabilitation in Oshawa
Expert care for work-related injuries, ergonomic assessments, functional capacity evaluations, and complete WSIB claims support to help you return to work safely and confidently.
Overview
About this treatment
What is WSIB Rehabilitation?
Workplace injuries can range from repetitive strain injuries and back problems to shoulder, knee, and wrist conditions that affect your ability to perform your job. At PhysioCare, we specialize in WSIB (Workplace Safety and Insurance Board) rehabilitation, helping injured workers recover, document their progress, and safely return to their duties — whether that means full duties, modified work, or a gradual return-to-work plan.
Our Approach at PhysioCare Oshawa
We work directly with employers, WSIB case managers, and your family doctor to provide objective functional assessments, clear documentation, and coordinated multidisciplinary care. Our goal is to minimize lost time, support your recovery, and help you achieve a sustainable return to work.
Care
What’s included
Physiotherapy & Exercise Therapy
Targeted rehabilitation for work-related injuries and strength building.
Chiropractic Care
Spinal and joint care for back, neck, and repetitive strain injuries.
Massage & Soft Tissue Therapy
Relief from muscle tension, trigger points, and myofascial pain.
Ergonomic Assessments
Workstation evaluations and recommendations for injury prevention.
Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE)
Objective testing of your physical abilities for return-to-work planning.
Return-to-Work Programs
Gradual return plans, modified duties, and work hardening.
Conditions
Conditions we treat
- Repetitive strain injuries (RSI) & carpal tunnel syndrome
- Lower back pain and lumbar disc injuries
- Shoulder impingement and rotator cuff injuries
- Knee and ankle sprains from slips, trips, and falls
- Neck strain and cervical radiculopathy
- Tennis/golfer’s elbow and tendinopathies
- Post-surgical rehabilitation (e.g., rotator cuff repair)
- Chronic pain and complex regional pain syndrome
FAQ’s
Frequently asked questions