CORPORATE WELLNESS

Over 80 percent of Americans experience at least one episode of Low Back Pain over the course of their lives,

and nearly 1 in 4 workers report LBP--making it a top reason to seek primary care.  

The nationwide cost for treatment and management of Low Back Pain continues to climb upwards of $100 billion annually,

with two-thirds of this cost being the result of lost wages and reduced productivity. Employers bear much of this burden. 

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Accounting for productivity loss as well as medical expenses,

the total cost to employers for back pain exceeds $51,400 per 100 employees annually.

Despite significant advances in pharmaceuticals, injections, and spinal surgeries,

Low Back Pain is still on the rise, and health insurance costs for its treatment continue to increase.