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Our clinic subscriptions provide everything you need to keep
your workforce healthy, safe, comfortable, and productive.
Feel free to also refer to our
features and benefits,
system requirements,
or contact our sales team for more
information.
Questions
General
Interactive training and tracking
Self-care resources
Access to experts
Answers
General
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Do I have to be a computer expert to use CorpMed.com?
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Absolutely not. Anyone who can use a browser can take advantage
of CorpMed.com.
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What kind of computer do I need to use CorpMed.com?
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Chances are good that if you can see this, you've already got what you
need to use CorpMed.com. Please refer to our
system requirements
for the more information.
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I don't have a computer at my desk. Can I still use CorpMed.com?
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CorpMed.com can be used anywhere--at your desk, on a shop floor,
in a computer lab, or at home. All you need is access to a computer
with Internet access.
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What clinics are available?
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The following clinics are currently available:
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Can my company use just the clinics we need?
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Your company can subscribe to just the clinics you need. Each
clinic can be customized as well. CorpMed.com can supplement
or replace your existing tools and resources.
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How much time is involved to get my company started with CorpMed.com?
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Getting started is easy. Our
sales team can give you the details,
but most companies can be using CorpMed.com within 24 hours. Since
our service is hosted using our equipment, there are few IT issues
that can slow down adoption.
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Can my company try a clinic before purchasing a subscription?
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Our sales team will be happy to
sign you up for a 30-day free trial of any of our clinics.
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Will my company's data be safe?
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Security, privacy, and availability of information are of great concern
to us. Our servers and backups are redundant to prevent a loss of
service. Our privacy statement
guarantees that we won't share your data with any outside parties.
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Interactive training and tracking
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How does CorpMed.com's training compare to instructor-led training?
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CorpMed.com training is provides many advantages over
instructor-led training:
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Training can be done any time, any day of the week. No more
scheduling nightmares due to absences or off-hour shifts.
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Training can be done anywhere--at the worker's desk, on a shop
floor, in a computer lab, or at home. Workers only need access to
a computer somewhere that they can use.
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Workers learn at their own pace. Training can be interrupted and
resumed as necessary.
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Site-specific information is included within the
training content.
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Training content is personalized to each worker's
job duties and risk factors.
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Online testing and result tracking is included.
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Follow up surveys are used to document that they desired behaviors are being practiced.
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How does CorpMed.com's training compare to CD-ROM or video training?
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CorpMed.com training provides many advantages over CD-ROM or video
training:
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Our content is regularly revised, unlike CD-ROM’s and Video courses.
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Site-specific information is included within the
training content.
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Training content is personalized to each worker's
job duties and risk factors.
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You may choose to have quizzes included in the program for knowledge assessment. A certificate may be printed out to document training completion.
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Who gets access to training records?
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Only ergonomic administrators (from the Safety, HR or other depts.) have access to user records via a secure site. Each employee has access to his or her own data via an account that is protected by login and password.
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Self-care resources
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How important is self-care?
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By fostering early intervention of mild work-related conditions, your company can reduce costs due to medical treatments, lost work time, and low productivity.. The average carpal tunnel surgery case costs $100,000 in direct and indirect expenses, and as many as 90% of these cumulative disorders are preventable.
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How do the self-care programs work?
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Self-care resources are attained by clicking on the body part that is uncomfortable. Workers can easily get help with specific symptoms or problems they are experiencing. A worker having wrist pain, for example, can learn how to properly adjust their keyboard, learn proper keyboarding techniques, and do stretching exercises to alleviate symptoms.
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Are these self-care programs a substitute for a physician's care?
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Nothing can replace the personal attention of a physician. Our self-care resources emphasize prevention and treatment of mild symptoms before they worsen. The self-care programs alert the user when a problem has arisen and when outside intervention is needed.
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