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On-site analysis of an injured worker's actual job — identifying physical demands and accommodations needed.
A safe return to work after injury requires more than a doctor's note — it requires an actual understanding of the job's physical demands and the worker's current capacity.
Our Worksite Assessments send a trained clinician (Occupational Therapist or Kinesiologist) directly to the workplace to observe the job firsthand, measure ergonomic factors, identify hazards, and recommend specific modifications.
The deliverable is a detailed report with photographs, force and posture measurements, and concrete recommendations: equipment, schedule modifications, task rotation, restrictions, and accommodations under the Ontario Human Rights Code and AODA.
Schedule AssessmentOur worksite assessment provides comprehensive evaluation including:
This assessment is commonly requested for:
Step 1 — Pre-assessment Intake: Our intake coordinator collects your referral, records, and insurance documentation. We confirm coverage before scheduling.
Step 2 — The Assessment: You meet with our specialist for a thorough examination, history review, and validated testing. Length varies based on the complexity of your case.
Step 3 — Comprehensive Report: Within 2 to 4 weeks, you and the requesting party receive a detailed, defensible report with diagnostic findings, causation analysis, and clear recommendations.
This assessment is commonly funded through auto insurance (Section 25 of the SABS), long-term disability insurers, WSIB, legal counsel, and extended health benefits. Our intake team verifies coverage and handles all billing. Learn more about coverage ›
Contact our team today to schedule your appointment. We'll verify your insurance coverage and have you seen within the week.
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