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Worcester Business Journal
Worker Wellness Competitiveness Profitability by Carol Tschirpke, RPT
Executives, managers, supervisors, and workers as well as union leaders generally agree that employee wellness proves pivotal to competitiveness, productivity, and profitability.
Often grudgingly accepted as a cost of doing business, especially in manufacturing, absenteeism, transitional duty assignments, short- and long-term disability and, certainly, events known as OSHA Recordables impede progress on company timetables and overall growth.
The Sturbridge Times Magazine – May 2008
Having said good-bye at last to the frigid temperatures and inclement weather of winter, many take advantage of the longer, sunnier days to spend outdoors. We lace up our running shoes or slip on a helmet to go for a leisurely bike ride. Yet if one gets too enthusiastic in his athletic pursuits, he can sustain an injury that will take him out of the running for the rest of the season. That’s where BioSynchronistics steps in.
Report from WCVB-TV Channel 5 Medical Reporter Heather Kahn
If you’ve ever had back pain when sitting on the bleachers at a soccer game or on a wooden park bench, today’s HealthBeat is for you.
A new procedure being done out in the Worcester area is sitting well with a number of patients who have gone from pain to pain-free in just a few minutes.
Good Therapy Adds Bounce to Your Rebound By Jane E. Brody
Physical therapists, along with occupational therapists and visiting nurses, are the unsung heroes for millions of people trying to preserve or restore their mobility and maximize their ability to function.
Quality Physical Therapy – A Unique Approach to Therapy by Clark Howell, Howell Marketing
As often happens, good things spring from adversity. In 1984 , Cheryl Wilbur (co-founder of Quality Physical Therapy) sustained an injury that did not respond to, what was at the time, accepted means of physical therapy. Thus began the search, along with fellow co-founder Carol Tschirpke, to find the solution to the actual problem that lay behind the pain and discomfort stemming from Cheryl’s injury. Rather than finding a solution among existing treatment therapies, they instead developed their own treatment method and named it BioSynchronistics®.