Workers’ Compensation & Work Injury Rehabilitation

Injured at Work? Know Your Next Step.

A work injury can leave you dealing with pain, limited movement, weakness, or difficulty performing your job. Whether the injury happened suddenly or developed over time, appropriate physical therapy can help you restore function and work toward a safe return to your normal activities.

At Wilmington Physical Therapy and Wellness, we provide individualized rehabilitation for work-related injuries with a focus on recovery, function, and your specific job demands.

What About Workers’ Compensation Coverage?

If your injury happened at work and your claim is covered by workers’ compensation, physical therapy related to your work injury may be covered.

For covered care, employees generally do not pay a copay or deductible. Your workers’ compensation insurance may have specific requirements before treatment begins.

Our team can help you understand what information we need, including your workers’ compensation claim and insurance details, so we can help make the process as smooth as possible.

From Injury to Recovery

Your treatment begins with understanding how the injury happened, what you are experiencing, and how it is affecting your ability to work and function.

Your physical therapist creates a rehabilitation plan based on your condition and may address pain, mobility, strength, balance, coordination, endurance, and work-related movements. As your abilities improve, treatment can progress toward the physical demands of your job.

Helping You Get Back to Work

Your job may require lifting, standing, walking, reaching, bending, carrying, or other physical activities. Your therapy can focus on helping you safely regain the strength, movement, and physical abilities needed for those tasks.

As you recover, your therapist will adjust your program to help you become more comfortable and capable with the activities required at work.

Ready to Start Your Recovery?

Let us help you take the next step toward recovering from your work injury and getting back to the activities that matter to you.