Having a chiropractor come to your workplace makes it easy for employees to get care without taking time off. Mobile chiropractic visits can reduce pain, improve posture, and boost productivity by addressing common issues like neck and back strain from desk work.
What to expect
On-site assessments and brief consultations
Hands-on adjustments tailored to each employee
Soft-tissue work, stretches, and ergonomic advice
Short visits (typically 15–30 minutes) scheduled to minimize disruption
Benefits for employers
Reduced sick leave and fewer repetitive-strain complaints
Improved employee morale and retention
Lower healthcare and workers’ compensation costs over time
Convenient wellness offering that supports a healthy workplace culture
Benefits for employees
Easy access to professional care without travel
Faster relief from pain and tension
Personalized guidance for posture, workstation setup, and movement habits
Preventive care to avoid chronic problems
How it works
Schedule a visit: Choose a convenient date and time for the chiropractor to come on-site.
Set up a private space: A quiet meeting room or office with room for a massage table is usually sufficient.
Employee sign-ups: Staff sign up for appointment slots; visits are brief and staggered.
On-site care: The chiropractor evaluates and treats each employee, and provides take-home recommendations.
Follow-up: Options for recurring visits, group workshops, or individual care plans.
Ideal for
Offices, warehouses, factories, and remote work hubs
Teams with high rates of desk-related pain or repetitive strain
Companies seeking proactive wellness benefits
If you’d like, Boise Mobile Chiropractic can provide sample scheduling templates, plan options (one-off visits, monthly programs, or wellness days), and an outline of what to expect during the first on-site visit.
Having a chiropractor come to your workplace makes it easy for employees to get care without taking time off. Mobile chiropractic visits can reduce pain, improve posture, and boost productivity by addressing common issues like neck and back strain from desk work.
What to expect
On-site assessments and brief consultations
Hands-on adjustments tailored to each employee
Soft-tissue work, stretches, and ergonomic advice
Short visits (typically 15–30 minutes) scheduled to minimize disruption
Benefits for employers
Reduced sick leave and fewer repetitive-strain complaints
Improved employee morale and retention
Lower healthcare and workers’ compensation costs over time
Convenient wellness offering that supports a healthy workplace culture
Benefits for employees
Easy access to professional care without travel
Faster relief from pain and tension
Personalized guidance for posture, workstation setup, and movement habits
Preventive care to avoid chronic problems
How it works
Schedule a visit: Choose a convenient date and time for the chiropractor to come on-site.
Set up a private space: A quiet meeting room or office with room for a massage table is usually sufficient.
Employee sign-ups: Staff sign up for appointment slots; visits are brief and staggered.
On-site care: The chiropractor evaluates and treats each employee, and provides take-home recommendations.
Follow-up: Options for recurring visits, group workshops, or individual care plans.
Ideal for
Offices, warehouses, factories, and remote work hubs
Teams with high rates of desk-related pain or repetitive strain
Companies seeking proactive wellness benefits
If you’d like, Boise Mobile Chiropractic can provide sample scheduling templates, plan options (one-off visits, monthly programs, or wellness days), and an outline of what to expect during the first on-site visit.
Contact me to discuss a variety of options — I’ll listen to your needs and explain tailored solutions so we can find what fits you best. Available for phone calls, text, or in-person consultations. Tell me your preferred time and method, and I’ll confirm availability.
