Newsletter Archive
You can find past issues of our Bi-Monthly newsletter here.
2010: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2009: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2008: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2007: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2006: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2005: JAN - FEB | MAR - APR | MAY - JUN | JUL - AUG | SEP - OCT | NOV - DEC
2004: JAN | FEB | MAR | APR | MAY | JUN | JUL | AUG | SEP | OCT - NOV - DEC
2003: JAN | FEB | MAR | APR | MAY | JUN | JUL | AUG | SEP | OCT | NOV | DEC
Past Newsletter Topics:
2010 - Jul / Aug
- The Ergonomic Team: Managing Ergonomic Issues In House
- Ergonomic Risk Factors: Elbow Flexion
- Think Safe! Garage Safety
2010 - May / Jun
- New Hire Training: Reduce Ergonomic Injuries by Training Employees in Proper Work Techniques
- Ergonomic Risk Factors: Lack of Arm Support
- Think Safe! Sun and Heat Exposure
2010 - Mar / Apr
- Post Offer Screens: Hiring in a tough economy – How to make sure you hire the right employees for the job
- Ergonomic Risk Factors: Shoulder Reach
- Think Safe! How to care for cuts and scrapes
2010 - Jan / Feb
- Job Coaching: Helping Injured Workers Learn Safe Work Techniques
- Ergonomic Risk Factors: Forward Head Posture
- Think Safe! How Well Do You Wash Your Hands?
2009 - Nov / Dec
- Safely Surviving the Economic Downturn: How Can CIS Onsite Help?
- What’s Hot in Ergonomics: The Aging Workforce
- Think Safe! Fireplace Safety for Your Home
2009 - Sep / Oct
- Job Analysis or Ergonomic Job Position Evaluation: What’s the difference? Which one is appropriate for my situation?
- What’s Hot in Ergonomics: Postural Guide to Working at Your Computer Work Station
- Think Safe! What your heart rate can tell you
2009 - Jul / Aug
- Keeping Workers Injury Free by Addressing Traditional Risk Factors (Part 2 of 2)
- Rehab While You Work
- Think Safe! Preparing Makes Sense. Get Ready Now.
2009 - May / Jun
- Keeping Workers Injury Free by Addressing Traditional Risk Factors (Part 1 of 2)
- Laptop Solutions
- Think Safe! You Are What You Eat!
2009 - Mar / Apr
- Early Intervention Program: Saves money and keeps workers healthy
- Budget Friendly Home Workouts
- Think Safe! The knowledge that can save a life
2009 - Jan / Feb
- On-Site Therapy: What are the Benefits?
- What’s Hot in Ergonomics: Protecting your Eyes Ergonomically
- Think Safe! 10 ways to lower your blood pressure
2008 - Nov / Dec
- Post Offer Screens: How to Implement an Effective Program
- What’s Hot in Ergonomics: Dealing with a Pain in the Neck
- Think Safe! 13 Tips for a Long Life
2008 - Sep / Oct
- Post Offer Screens: Are they right for your company?
- What’s Hot in Ergonomics: Beware of Blackberry Thumb
- Think Safe! Safety First for Autumn Yardwork
2008 - Jul / Aug
- Laptop Ergonomics
- Healthy Foot Notes
- Think Safe! When Lightning Strikes
2008 - May / June
- Managing Ergonomics Issues In-House: – The Ergonomics Team.
- Going Green at Home: Tips for an Environment Friendly Home
- Think Safe! Working outdoors: 6 tips for summer safety
2008 - March / April
- Training Programs that Make a Difference: What to look for when making a decision
- Weight Loss: Keep it OFF
- Think Safe! Use your body wisely for lifting
2008 - January / February
- Preventive Stretching on the Job – What is it all about?
- An Exercise Plan that Works
- Think Safe! Stay Sharp for Shift Work
2007 - November / December
- Lost-Time Days are Often Unnecessary
- New Year’s Resolution: Keeping Safety a Top Priority
- Think Safe! Winter Driving Tips
2007 - September / October
- Minimizing Injuries – One Step at a Time Step 4: Employee Motivation Training
- Work Capacity Evaluations – What Are They?
- Think Safe! Drive Safely Work Week
2007 - July / August
- Minimizing Injuries - One Step at a Time Step 3: Management Training
- Job Analysis Tip #7: Sustained Standing and Back Pain
- Think Safe! The Dangers of Secondhand Smoke
2007 - May / June
- Minimizing Injuries - One Step at a Time
Step 2 : Ergonomic Analysis - CISonsite Early Intervention Program Works to Reduce OSHA Recordables and Costs - Again!
- Think Safe! Falls in the Workplace
2007 - March / April
- Minimizing Injuries - One Step at a Time
Step 1 : Making Sense of Your Injury Data - Promoting Wellness in the Workplace
- Think Safe! The Dangers of Sleep Deprivation
2007 - January / February
- Women and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Women and Heart Attacks
- Think Safe! Excessive Overtime May Compromise Safety
2006 - November / December
- Ergonomic Teams: Ensuring Success of Your Ergonomics Program
- Avoid Disability Discrimination When Hiring New Employees
- Think Safe! Functional Job Descriptions Can Help in Injury Prevention
2006 - September / October
- Employee Role in Injury Prevention
- Job Analysis Tip #6: Grip and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Think Safe ! Minimizing Complacency in the Workplace
2006 - July / August
- Management's Role in Injury Prevention
- Job Analysis Tip #5: Lifting and Back Pain
- Think Safe! Controlling Infectious Disease in the Workplace
2006 - May / June
- Enhance Your Occupational Health Program
- Job Analysis Tip #4: Reaching and Shoulder Pain
- Think Safe! STRESS and SAFETY
- CISonsite Presentations and Photo Gallery
2006 - March / April
- May 2006 CIS Onsite Presentation Schedule
- Office Ergonomics : Workstation Design vs. Work Habits
- Job Analysis Tip #3 : Repetitive Motion Strains
- Workplace Electrical Safety Tips
2006 - January / February
- Save Time and Money on Workers' Comp Cases -
Part III: Aggressive Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling - Job Analysis Tip #2 : Sitting and Back Injury
- Think Safe! Protect Your Eyes While Working
2005 - November / December
- Making The Most of Your Safety Team
- Job Analysis Tip #1- Posture And Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Think Safe! - Alcohol And The Holidays
2005 - September / October
- Save Time And Money on Workers' Comp Cases - Part II
- When Disaster Strikes: Disaster Supply Kits
- Think Safe! - Halloween Safety Guide
2005 July / August
- Save Time and Money on Workers' Compensation Cases - Part I
- It's Allergy Season!
- Think Safe! - Buckle Up Already!
2005 May / June
- NEW HIRES: High Risk Group for Injuries
- Wrist-rests for keyboards...Yes or No?
- Think Safe! - Heat Stroke and Other Heat-Related Diseases
2005 March / April
- Are Your Job Descriptions Adequate?
- All About RSDS - Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Disorder
- Think Safe! - Fitness Facts
2005 January / February
- Minimizing Injuries in Problem Jobs
- What is High Blood Pressure
- Think Safe! - Snow Shoveling Tips
2004 October / November
- Caring For Aging Parents
- Why CIS Onsite Therapy?
- Think Safe! - Healthy Kids...7 Steps To Cancer Prevention
2004 September
- Age-Related Changes in the Aging Workforce
- Safety for Halloween Trick-or-Treaters
- Think Safe! - Family Safety at Home
2004 August
- Keys to Successful Return-To-Work Programs: Part 2
- Hearing Loss Protection
- Think Safe! - Electrical Safety at Home
2004 July
- Keys to Successful Return-To-Work Programs: Part 1
- Causes and Signals of Choking
- Think Safe! - Eye Safety at Work
2004 June
- Want to Quit Smoking?
- Keep Stress in Check
- Think Safe! - Proper Lifting Techniques
2004 May
- Upper Extremity Injury Prevention
- Effectively Addressing Ergonomics Issues
- Think Safe! - At the Swimming Pool and the Beach
2004 April
- Positive Changes in Company Culture Means a Healthier Bottom Line
- Busting Myths About Diabetes and Nutrition to Help Your Workforce
- Think Safe! - Protecting Yourself from Harmful Sunlight
2004 March
- Have you received a letter from OSHA recently?
- The new normal blood pressure range
- Think Safe! - Take a load off your feet...and the rest of your body
2004 February
- Case Study - CIS Onsite Helps with a Company's Worker's Compensation Concerns
- Winter Workout Gear
- Think Safe! - Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls
2004 January
- Early Intervention: Prevent OSHA Recordables
- Jobsite Evaluations: A Useful Tool for Injury Reduction
- Think Safe! - Body Mechanics and Low Back Pain
2003 December
- Walking - Earth's easiest exercise
- Treatment of cumulative trauma disorders
- Think Safe! - Good posture, good health
2003 November
- Seven ways to stretch your memory
- Natural ways to prevent colds and flu
- Think Safe! - Plantar fasciitis - that annoying heel pain
2003 October
- Alcohol and your health
- Worker self-protection tactics - recovery strategies after a hard day's work
- Think Safe! - Vibration and injuries at the work place
2003 September
- Reducing workers compensation costs by adjusting management attitudes
- Worker self-protection tactics - recovery strategies after a hard day's work
- Think Safe! - Preventing carpal tunnel syndrome
2003 August
- Case Study-CIS Onsite helps lower company's injuries and costs
- Are you "fit" for work?
- Think Safe! - Tool grip size and injury prevention
2003 July
- On-site therapy and the injured worker
- Chronic headache and TMJ - with headache self-treatment strategies
- Think Safe! - Ergonomic tip to decrease shoulder injury in assembly line workers
2003 June
- CIS Onsite's Early Intervention Program reduces company's OSHA recordables
- Latest IMPACC Program outcomes
- Think Safe! - Properly setting up your computer workstation
Our programs assist employers in reducing their OSHA recordables and Worker’s Compensation claims, cost and injuries. We offer a variety of customized programs to fit each employer’s unique needs.
Our mobile therapists come directly to your facility, by treating the worker onsite. the therapist can directly observe the physical demands of the worker’s job and design a treatment program that specifically addresses these demands.
Our case managers work with employers and insurance companies to proactively manage the care of an injured worker through the entire case management process from injury to return to gainful employment.
Employment Opportunities

We have immediate openings for Physical and Occupational therapists and Ergonomists across the Midwest.
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JUL-AUG '10 Newsletter
- The Ergonomic Team: Managing Ergonomic Issues In House
- Ergonomic Risk Factors: Elbow Flexion
- Think Safe! Garage Safety
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