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Hosted by AusRehab · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Behind the Claims Podcast brings you real stories and straight answers on workplace injuries, breaking down the workers compensation system. For everyone who's been injured at work, employers, healthcare workers, and support people who want to help. Listen in, learn more, stay ahead!Website: www.ausrehab.comEmail: marketing@ausrehab.comInstagram: @ausrehab
AusRehab hosts Behind the Claims Podcast, a health show with 13 episodes published.
Suicide prevention in construction is one of the most important conversations happening in Australia's building industry. In this episode, Brad Parker, CEO of MATES in Construction NSW, explains why construction workers
Psychological workers compensation claims can be some of the hardest to recover from. In this episode, psychologist Sharon Draper explains why people often get stuck during recovery and what genuinely helps them move for
"They're not in it to make money. They're in it because they have a vision…and the money follows it.” Most people think successful business owners keep going because they want more money. They don't. They keep going beca
Say you receive a letter on your kitchen table saying your employer or insurer has arranged a specialist appointment to assess your ability to work. There’s a doctor’s name, a date, and a time. Most people just show up.
“Stress is not a diagnosis. And if there’s no diagnosis, there’s no injury. And if there’s no injury, there’s no claim.” In this episode of Behind the Claim, Dr Danny Tang returns to break down one of the most important
Movement is key to getting better. Don’t sit around and do nothing.” Most injured workers are told to rest and wait for the pain to settle. But for many people, that approach can delay recovery and keep them away from wo
"It was my safety way. There was no highway option." Melissa Tearle was in her mid-twenties, the only woman on site, surrounded by concreters and demolition workers who weren't exactly lining up to talk safety. So she st
“Unfortunately, back pain is not a diagnosis. Back pain is a symptom.”Most people think workers compensation is about treatment. In reality, many claims stall because of small but critical details in the paperwork.In thi
Christopher was about to turn 18. He had a new car, his first loan, and plans for the future. On the morning of 1 April 2019, his birthday, he drove himself to work. At 12:20pm, a nine-storey scaffold collapsed at a Sydn
“You can walk into a client’s home and find the client deceased.” That line captures the reality of aged care work in Australia. In Episode 5 of Behind the Claim, Stephen Zheng speaks with Izmir Pooloo from Your Aged Car
“You’ve only got that period of time. That’s your time to shine.” The job market is unpredictable, and when you’ve been out of work for a while, returning can feel personal, confronting, and exhausting. In Episode 4 of B
“Injury is not fun. No one wakes up and decides, today I’m going to get injured at work.” But the hardest part isn’t always the injury, it’s what happens next. Overnight, people are thrown into a workers comp system they
“You can’t X-ray anxiety, that’s what makes psych claims so complex.” Psychological injury claims are the fastest-growing and most misunderstood part of workers compensation. They now make up over 10% of all work injury
“Sometimes the first call an injured worker gets is: When are you coming back? That’s the worst question you can ask.” Most people think recovery after a workplace injury is all about doctors and medical treatment. The t
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Behind the Claims Podcast is hosted by AusRehab. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 13 episodes.
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