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For employers, safety teams and disability managers

Keep injured workers connected to safe, productive work

A practical Alberta-wide employer pathway combining Edmonton clinical care, regional onsite support and remote return-to-work coordination.

Industrial worker, safety manager and rehabilitation clinician reviewing a return-to-work plan

One employer relationship, the right delivery model

The program footprint expands without overpromising travel or clinical availability

Clinic-based care

Physiotherapy, chiropractic care and clinically indicated services at AIM’s Edmonton clinic for workers in Edmonton and surrounding communities.

Greater Edmonton onsite

Workplace education, ergonomic support and agreed onsite services in Edmonton, Nisku/Leduc, Sherwood Park, Beaumont and St. Albert.

Alberta-wide support

Remote return-to-work coordination and manager education across Alberta, with onsite delivery elsewhere when engagement size and travel are practical.

The AIM Rapid Recovery & Return-to-Work pathway

Rapid access

Priority assessment targets can be established with the employer, subject to clinical capacity and the appropriate payer or WCB process.

Functional communication

With appropriate authority or consent, stakeholders receive practical information about abilities, restrictions and next steps—not unnecessary clinical details.

Modified-work support

Clinicians can support suitable, progressive duties based on the worker’s presentation, job demands and applicable program requirements.

WCB coordination

AIM supports Alberta WCB reporting, treatment and return-to-work workflows within the provider’s role and current WCB requirements.

Onsite prevention

Paid ergonomic, job-demand and workforce education services can be scoped for the organization and delivered where practical.

Measured service

AIM OS tracks inquiry source, response, booking and attendance. Practice Perfect confirms visits and collected revenue.

A straightforward operating workflow

Built for HR, safety and WCB coordinators

1

Set up

Agree on contacts, service area, payer processes and response expectations.

2

Refer

The worker uses the approved clinic pathway; private health information is not sent through this public form.

3

Coordinate

AIM provides authorized functional updates and supports an appropriate return-to-work plan.

4

Review

The employer receives aggregate service measures without patient-level health information.

What AIM measures

  • Time from inquiry or referral to first contact
  • Booked and attended first appointments
  • Service line and payer pathway
  • No-show and cancellation rate
  • Collected revenue and accounts-receivable age
  • Return-to-work milestones reported only in appropriate aggregate or authorized form

AIM does not promise a particular recovery date, claim result or premium reduction. The program is designed to improve access, coordination and measurement while preserving clinical independence and worker choice.

Build the right employer pathway

Start with the organization—not an individual worker’s medical information

Discuss an employer program

Tell us about the organization and delivery area. We will respond with the most practical next step.

Do not include patient or worker names, diagnoses, claim numbers, dates of birth, medical history or records in this form.

A workplace injury should not become an administrative maze

Call AIM to discuss rapid access, return-to-work coordination or a regional employer program.