How do we injure our back at work?

On January 12, 2009, in Getting Treatment, by Jerry Sisk

Back injuries are one of the most common work place injuries. In fact, they represent next in line to the common cold for absenteeism from work. OSHA lists back disorders as one of the leading causes of disability for people in their working years and afflict over 600,000 employees each year with a cost of [...]

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This week we are going “back”

On January 12, 2009, in Getting Treatment, by Jerry Sisk

This week on Comp Wonk is all about backs and spines. Lumbar, thoracic and cervical. We will be looking at some of the causes of back injuries, treatment options and ways to prevent back injuries. Feel feel to leave your comments including any recommendations. Thank you. (photo: Flickr)

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Check-up on your doctor

On January 2, 2009, in Getting Treatment, by Jerry Sisk

In a recent post, James Shiffer discussed how a patient goes about checking up on their respective doctors or medical professionals. He first recommends that you look on the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice’s website. This is the the agency that licenses and disciplines doctors. From there you can look at the  list of disciplinary actions. There is also information available [...]

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Chiropractic treatment under MN workers' compensation

On December 26, 2008, in Getting Treatment, by Jerry Sisk

Chiropractic treatment can be beneficial to relieve the effects of your work injury. However, in some cases, the treatment may not be allowed under Minnesota workers’ compensation. It may be necessary for you to obtain an attorney to assist you in obtaining the reasonable and necessary medical treatment. Under Minnesota work comp there are limits [...]

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