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Office Syndrome Program: from the first ache to not having it come back
Assessment, physiotherapy, and a plan that keeps the pain from returning
KMC Hospital’s Office Syndrome program is built for desk workers with neck, shoulder or back pain from long hours at a screen. It runs from symptom assessment through physiotherapy to relieve the pain, and on to a plan that keeps it from coming back.
Assessed at the cause
We look at your working posture, not only the spot that hurts
Service highlights
Assessed at the cause
We look at your working posture, not only the spot that hurts
Several disciplines, one program
Physiotherapy, Thai physical therapy and Chinese medicine as options
Scales into a staff benefit
The same program adapts into a corporate employee benefit
Who is this for?
- Desk workers with neck, shoulder or back pain from prolonged sitting
- Anyone with numb hands or trigger finger from constant computer or phone use
- Organizations wanting an office syndrome program as an employee benefit
How the care works
- 1
A physiotherapist assesses your symptoms and working posture
- 2
Treatment through physiotherapy (equipment, exercise, Thai therapeutic massage as support)
- 3
Guidance on correcting your workstation setup and posture
- 4
Follow-up and a plan to prevent recurrence
Why KMC Hospital
Core physiotherapy, Thai physical therapy and Chinese medicine sit inside one program as care options.
The same program extends into a corporate offering for companies investing in long-term preventive employee care.
Frequently asked questions
When should neck or shoulder pain be assessed?
If it persists beyond one to two weeks, comes with numbness, or is affecting your work, it is worth being assessed.
How many sessions until it improves?
It depends on severity and how long you have had it. Your physiotherapist will assess and plan the number of sessions individually.
Is there a program for companies?
Yes, designed as an office syndrome employee benefit. Contact our corporate and community team for details.