Workplace-Based Therapy at WorkPark.
14 combinable therapy devices for MBOR, ABMR, BGSW, EAP, and occupational therapy practices. From the Work Shelf to the Mobile Pull-Push Cart — WorkPark mirrors real workplace demands and makes progress measurable.
14
Therapy Devices
50 square meters or more
Space requirements for the Premium Package
Practical Orientation
Usable in inpatient and outpatient occupational therapy — BGSW, EAP, and occupational therapy practices — without complicated adjustment mechanisms.
Quality
Multi-functional use in just 50 sqm. Therapy materials follow international industry standards, including standardized documentation sheets.
Cost-Effectiveness
Combination devices replace individual training stations, saving space and capital without sacrificing training variety.
Status
WorkPark devices comply with Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices.
From Workplace Analysis to Measurable Performance Assessment.
Based on a workplace analysis (task profile), motor-functional exercise treatments with occupational relevance are carried out. Skill profiles and performance assessments are developed by comparing results against recognized assessments — standardized and fully documentable.
The devices are multi-functional and combinable with one another, so even complex work tasks can be trained — for injuries of the upper and lower extremities, with adjustable repetitions, speeds, obstacles, and weights.
Two Frameworks, One System
Both concepts integrate seamlessly into existing treatment pathways with WorkPark, from single exercises to complex occupational treatment.
What Clinics and Practices Say About WorkPark.
WorkPark has become a fixed part of occupational/work therapy in inpatient employer's-liability-insurance treatment at the Friederikenstift Bad Münder.
For me, WorkPark is a fixed part of occupational/work-therapeutic treatment as part of medically vocation-oriented rehabilitation under statutory accident insurance.
WorkPark at Parksanatorium Aulendorf is a huge asset to our entire daily therapy routine — and not only for MBOR use.
Combining WorkPark with the step model and the occupational-therapeutic performance analyses (ALa) by Wolters & Sohns lets us close gaps in outpatient MBOR.
