Work InjuryPrevention Program

East African Healing Services (EAHS) is a leading provider of culturally sensitive healthcare services to employees from East African countries. They work with a large pool of qualified providers to address a wide range of healthcare needs, including work-related injuries.

EAHS provides employees with comprehensive support, from initial assessment and treatment to return-to-work counseling and ongoing care coordination. Their team of experienced professionals understands the unique cultural and linguistic needs of employees from East Africa, ensuring that they receive the highest quality care possible.

Work-related injuries are a common concern among employees who work at wearhouse, and EAHS is well-equipped to handle these cases. Their providers specialize in diagnosing, treating, and managing work-related injuries, including musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), strains, sprains, and injuries caused by repetitive motions.

EAHS offers a variety of services to address work-related injuries, including:

Evaluation and diagnosis: EAHS providers conduct thorough evaluations to identify the nature and severity of work-related injuries. They consider factors such as the specific injury, the employee's job tasks, and the contributing factors.

Treatment and rehabilitation: EAHS provides evidence-based treatment for work-related injuries, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, medications, and pain management techniques. They also offer rehabilitation programs to help employees regain their functional abilities and return to work safely.

Return-to-work counseling: EAHS counselors work with employees to develop safe and effective return-to-work plans. They help employees navigate the workers' compensation process, address any potential barriers to returning to work, and ensure that they receive the necessary support to make a full recovery.

Ongoing care coordination: EAHS providers maintain ongoing communication with employees and their healthcare providers to ensure that they receive the best possible care. They monitor the progress of their injuries, adjust treatment plans as needed, and provide ongoing support to help employees maintain their well-being.

By working with EAHS, employees can receive the specialized care they need to recover from work-related injuries and return to their jobs safely and effectively. EAHS's culturally sensitive approach ensures that employees feel comfortable and supported throughout the entire process. East African Healing Services (EAHS) can help employees understand work-related injuries and how to prevent them. They can provide employees with information on:

Common work-related injuries: EAHS can provide employees with information on the most common types of work-related injuries, such as musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), strains, sprains, and injuries caused by repetitive motions.

Risk factors for work-related injuries: EAHS can help employees identify the risk factors for work-related injuries in their specific job tasks. This may include factors such as lifting heavy objects, working in awkward positions, or using vibrating tools.

Prevention strategies: EAHS can teach employees how to prevent work-related injuries by using proper lifting techniques, taking breaks throughout the day, and using personal protective equipment (PPE).

Reporting work-related injuries: EAHS can inform employees of the importance of reporting work-related injuries promptly so that they can receive the necessary medical attention and compensation.

In addition to providing education and training, EAHS can also work with employers to implement safety programs and procedures that can help prevent work-related injuries. These programs may include:

Job hazard analysis: EAHS can help employers identify and assess the hazards in their workplaces.

Engineering controls: EAHS can help employers implement engineering controls to eliminate or reduce hazards in the workplace.

Administrative controls: EAHS can help employers develop administrative controls, such as safe work practices and training programs, to reduce hazards in the workplace.

Personal protective equipment (PPE): EAHS can help employers select and provide appropriate PPE to their employees.

By working together, EAHS and employers can create a safe and healthy work environment for all employees.

We accept private insurances, workers-comp, private pay, or any other payments.

To Schedule an appointment Please contact:
Ibrahim (612) 481-0934 or Email: iabumunye@eahsmn.org