Workplace rehabilitation providers play a vital role in supporting injured workers to recover and safely return to employment. Delivered onsite and in consultation with all stakeholders, workplace rehabilitation helps reduce barriers, prevent future injuries, and foster long-term workplace health
At ABILITY GROUP, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions in workplace health, safety, and rehabilitation. Today, we are proud to introduce Jay Reid, the newest member of our growing team
The workplace continues to evolve rapidly, and 2026 marks a turning point in how organisations approach return?to?work policies. After years of hybrid and remote arrangements, new trends are reshaping expectations, compliance requirements, and employee experiences.
Approximately 1 in 3 workplace accidents result from manual handling related injuries and inexperienced employees often being at the greatest risk. Whether onsite or in offices these injuries can be avoided or minimised with appropriate training. Good posture and lifting techniques can help reduce the risks. Evidence also suggests workplace changes can also be effective strategy to minimise injuries.
We are excited to welcome Tania to ABILITY GROUP. After 4 years as a clinical physiotherapist, Tania joins HEALTH ABILITY as a specialist rehabilitation consultant. With expertise in assessing and treating a variety of injuries, impairments and conditions, Tania’s professional and enthusiastic approach will assist in accelerating the return to work of injured workers following a workplace injury.
Over 8 million Australians work daily in manual or sedentary roles, where onsite physiotherapy helps prevent injuries and improve wellbeing. With one-third of life spent at work, businesses benefit from workplace physio through reduced costs, fewer compensation claims, and healthier employees.