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WorkSafeBC Rehabilitation in Chilliwack
Hurt at work? Approved WorkSafeBC claims cover your rehab and a safe, graded return to your job.
Who it’s for
Workers injured on the job in Chilliwack's warehouses, construction sites, farms, healthcare and retail — and anyone whose claim needs structured rehab to return safely.
What your care includes
- Work-focused assessment of your job demands
- Graded return-to-work planning with your employer and case manager
- Strength and work-simulation exercise programs
- Pain and injury management treatment
- Progress reporting required by WorkSafeBC
Benefits
Rehab built around your actual job
Your program is designed from your job's real demands — the lifts, carries, reaches and loads you have to get back to.
A graded, safer return to work
Duties are rebuilt in stages agreed with your employer and case manager, instead of a sink-or-swim first day back.
Strength and work conditioning
Supervised work-simulation exercise restores the capacity your job requires, measurably.
Reporting handled for you
Progress reports WorkSafeBC requires are completed by your clinic as part of the program.
Conditions it treats
- Lifting & back injuries
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Falls & fractures
- Shoulder & knee injuries at work
- Hand & wrist injuries
- Chronic work-related pain
What a typical appointment looks like
- Your job, analysed — Bring your job description if you have one. Your therapist breaks down the physical demands and matches them against what you can currently do.
- Injury assessment — Movement, strength and tolerance testing for the injured area, plus a check on how pain behaves with work-like activity.
- Work-simulation training — Exercises progress toward your job tasks — lifting to shelf height, carrying, sustained positions — at loads that build week to week.
- A return-to-work plan on paper — Graduated hours and duties, restrictions, and review dates, shared with your case manager and employer with your consent.
Appointment lengths are typical ranges — the clinic confirms yours at booking.
Your part
- Report your injury to your employer and WorkSafeBC as early as possible — claims run smoother when they're prompt
- Bring your job description and any modified-duty offers to your first visit
- Follow the graduated duties — doing full duties 'to test it' can set your claim and your recovery back
- Attend scheduled sessions; WorkSafeBC programs are time-structured and progress is reported
- Tell your therapist exactly which tasks provoke symptoms — that detail shapes your program
What to bring
Your WorkSafeBC claim number, your job description if available, and any correspondence about modified duties or restrictions.
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