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At Healactively, we believe that innovation in musculoskeletal health should be accessible to all. That’s why we are publicly disclosing our AI-based digital biomarker system for back health, ensuring these concepts remain open for further research and development. This system analyzes movement, posture, and user feedback to provide real-time insights and adaptive exercise recommendations. By publishing this as prior art, we prevent restrictive patents from limiting progress, allowing healthcare innovators, clinicians, and tech developers to build upon this technology freely. Learn more about our approach to AI-driven back health solutions and why we are making this disclosure now.
Back pain accounts for 25% of Switzerland’s 10 million annual sick days, costing businesses up to CHF 5,000 per employee each year. Most wellness programs fall short, but there’s a better way. Healactively’s personalized AI back wellness coach helps employees reduce back pain in just 10 minutes a day—boosting productivity and delivering 7x-15x ROI. Ready to transform your workplace? Let’s talk!
Back pain affects 46% of employees across Europe, leading to decreased productivity and higher healthcare costs. This article outlines strategies for corporate wellness leaders to proactively address back pain through stress reduction programs, promoting physical activity, enhancing ergonomics, and providing resources like Healactively for effective back pain management.
Addressing back pain and stress in the workplace can improve employee well-being and productivity. This post explores how mindfulness practices, supported by tools like Healactively, help employees manage pain and stress, leading to a healthier corporate environment.
Addressing back pain in the workplace is essential to enhance productivity, reduce absenteeism, and cut healthcare costs. This article explores proactive approaches for wellness managers and HR professionals to tackle back pain through personalized relaxation techniques, wellness initiatives, and ergonomic practices for a healthier, more productive workforce.
The balance between rest and activity is a topic of much discussion and debate in the world of back pain management. For many, the instinctive response to back pain is to minimize movement, hoping that rest will offer relief and promote healing. However, recent research and expert opinions suggest that an integrated approach, combining rest and activities, can be more effective in managing back pain and facilitating recovery.