No matter your size or industry, find resources that will help you keep your employees safe, manage your policy, get injured workers back on the job and more.
We're passionate about supporting the healing journey.
Return to work
Watch the video to see how Pinnacol can help get your employees back to work.
Return to work
Watch the video to see how Pinnacol can help get your employees back to work.
Our job is helping injured workers get back to theirs
Studies show that the longer an employee is off work, the lower their chances of resuming work. So, let us help you put a program in place that gets your injured employee back to work healthy, safe and as quickly as possible.
Did you know:
Injured employees who don't miss any work have the best chance of a full recovery
Those who miss more than six months of work have about a 50 percent chance of getting back to their job
Missing more than one year means their chance of resuming work drops to 25 percent
About return to work resources
One of the best ways to help an injured employee recover while keeping your claim costs down, is to offer modified work tasks.
Our Return to Work consulting experts are available to help design the right program for individual claims, or assist you in creating a proactive program to safely get your employee back to work — all at no cost.
Modified duty is a temporary situation that occurs when an injured worker can perform some, but not all, of their regular job tasks. It may include modifying their essential or nonessential tasks, limiting work hours, changing work conditions or physically modifying the work place. Let our Return to Work consulting team help you identify modified duty tasks specific to your industry and the employee's injury.
Our Return to Work consulting team also includes occupational therapists who can conduct on-site ergonomic evaluations designed to help decrease workplace injuries. Ergonomic evaluations can be preventive or in response to an injury, and can be requested by the policyholder, treating provider or claims representative.
Ergonomic evaluations look at:
The design of the work environment
Processes, tools and equipment
Risk factor identification and recommendations for reducing them