We are the experts of carpal tunnel testing.

Until now, companies were powerless to control costs associated with carpal tunnel.

Repetitive motion injuries account for 56% of all workplace injuries. This represents an estimated $15 billion in workers’ compensation costs.

Carpal tunnel (cts) is the most common repetitive motion injury. The suffering and costs associated with this largely preventable disorder are staggering.

Carpal tunnel results from compression of the median nerve at the wrist. Although the cause is not clear, experts generally agree that “Wrist intensive” work plays a role.

Recent literature suggests that many personal characteristics factor into the equation and in many cases work plays no role at all. Carpal tunnel is common in people of all occupations, not just production workers. Although the media suggests that repetitive work is the cause, many people who do not perform these activities have carpal tunnel.

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“MANY EMPLOYEES HAVE NERVE ABNORMALITIES BEFORE THEY START WORK.”