Injury management

Workplace injury management & return to work in Western Australia

When a worker is injured, the hours and days that follow matter more than any other period in the life of a claim. Pyro Group's injury management team engages early - often within days of a workplace incident - to coordinate treating practitioners, insurers and supervisors around a single, structured return-to-work plan. The goal is simple and consistent: keep the worker connected to the workplace, on suitable duties, and recovering toward their pre-injury role.

Early intervention is the single biggest lever on both claim duration and cost. Workers who receive prompt medical assessment and allied health referral return to work sooner, experience fewer complications, and are far less likely to move into long-tail psychological or chronic-pain trajectories. For employers, that translates directly into lower workers' compensation premiums and fewer lost-time injuries year on year.

Structured return-to-work programs

A return-to-work program is not a single appointment - it is a planned, graduated pathway. We work with the employer to identify suitable duties that are meaningful, safe and within the worker's current capacity, then step the worker up as function improves. Each plan is documented, shared with the insurer, and reviewed against measurable milestones so progress is visible to everyone involved.

Coordinated allied health & medical care

Delayed allied health referral is one of the most expensive - and most avoidable - drivers of claim cost. Our team coordinates physiotherapy, psychology, occupational therapy and specialist referrals without unnecessary lag, and where geography is a barrier we use Workfit Virtual Care telehealth to keep assessments and check-ins on schedule anywhere across regional WA.

Serving Perth, regional WA & beyond

From Perth metro clinics to mobile and telehealth coverage across regional Western Australia, Pyro Group brings injury management to where your workforce actually is - including remote and fly-in fly-out operations where access to timely care is hardest to deliver.