MY ACCOUNT REPORT AN INJURY INJURED WORKERS FIND AN AGENT CAREERS CONTACT SEARCH Coverage Claims Programs Resources Blog About Blog How Small Habit Changes Can Make a Big Impact on Sprains and Strains November 19, 2021 • Missouri Employers Mutual FILTER BY Claims Community News Safety Safety Grants Success Stories Work Comp For Media Inquiries Contact Revee White, Director of Marketing and Communications at rwhite1@mem-ins.com or 573.499.4190. Protect your employees. View our safety resources. At MEM, we have policyholders working in many environments and they will always face the risk of orthopedic injuries. There are proven strategies workplaces can put in place that help reduce sprains and strains injuries. The WorkSAFE Webinar Series recently hosted a “Small Habits, Big Impacts: Avoiding Strains and Sprains on the Job” seminar. Not able to tune in? You can watch it here: If you aren’t able to tune in, be aware that there are many resources available to you to avoid overexertion injuries, which make up 34% of lost-time claims. Additional Resources: Pledge to Move Better by Learning Top Ergonomics Pain Points Preventing Sprains and Strains in Your Home Office Foundations of a Safety Program and Why You Need One Fall Protection: How to Prepare Employees for Working at Heights Sign up for The Safety Buzz newsletter to get our latest safety articles and resources delivered right to your inbox. Sign up DATE November 19, 2021 AUTHOR Missouri Employers Mutual CATEGORIES News SHARE THIS ARTICLE Coverage Work Comp Basics Multistate Coverage Payment Plans Audits Claims Medical Outcomes Fraud Prevention Return to Work File a Claim Virtual Claims Kit Programs Safety Dividends Safety Grants NurseAid Endorsed Safety Solutions Drug and Alcohol Testing Post Offer Employment Testing Resources Resource Library The WorkSAFE Podcast FAQs Policyholder Training For Agents For Injured Workers Blog About Why MEM? Financial Strength People and Culture Community Impact Leadership Careers Career Opportunities Benefits © 2021 MEM Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Questions? Call toll free: 1.800.442.0593