A repeatable, documented clinical protocol — from first baseline to measurable outcomes. Eight service lines. One platform.
The clinical core of StretchE. Every session is preceded by an individual baseline assessment — no two employees receive the same plan. Active or passive stretching is chosen based on clinical findings.
Therapists move through the office floor with a structured protocol — stopping at workstations for brief, non-disruptive interventions. These aren't social visits. They're clinical touchpoints that create a passive intake pipeline.
Clinically accurate, visually clear, behaviour-prompting materials created by physiotherapists for a corporate aesthetic. These aren't motivational posters — they do real clinical work.
Illustrated guides for the most common desk-worker stretches — cervical, shoulder, thoracic, hip, wrist. Sized for corridors, lobbies, and kitchens.
A4/A5 laminated cards at workstations — a 3-movement sequence, 90 seconds. Refreshed quarterly. QR code links to a guided video version.
Green Chart: Restful green background with focus-shift and tracking exercises. Green wavelengths (~532nm) cause less retinal fatigue than blue-spectrum screens.
Name-Writing Chart: Employees trace the outline of their name with eye movements only — training smooth pursuit and convergence.
Printed or digital workstation setup guides — monitor height, chair height, keyboard distance, lumbar support — for desks or onboarding packs.
All materials produced in StretchE's clinical-wellness visual language and co-branded with your organisation's identity. Content is clinically reviewed before print.
We advise on optimal placement — lift lobbies, kitchen walls, corridor midpoints — to maximise daily exposure without cluttering your workspace.
Structured, bilateral, multi-region screening using clinical classification criteria — conducted at baseline and repeated at every full reassessment.
| Region | What We Observe | Clinical Classification |
|---|---|---|
| Head & Neck | Forward head position, lateral tilt, rotation | FHP grading, cervical lordosis classification |
| Shoulders | Height symmetry, protraction/retraction, internal rotation | Rounded shoulder grading |
| Thoracic Spine | Kyphosis, lateral curve (scoliotic tendency) | Cobb angle estimation, visual kyphosis grading |
| Lumbar Spine | Lordosis, posterior pelvic shift | Hypo / hyper / normal classification |
| Pelvis | Anterior / posterior pelvic tilt, lateral tilt | Pelvic tilt grading |
| Lower Limb | Knee alignment (valgus/varus), foot arch position | Navicular drop, visual alignment |
Foot mechanics and footwear mismatch are significant contributors to knee, hip, and lumbar MSK load — almost universally overlooked in corporate settings.
Work environment, daily standing hours, surface type, current footwear brand, heel height, and shoe age documented before hands-on assessment.
Arch type (navicular drop test), toe alignment, heel alignment, plantar callus pattern, and ankle dorsiflexion ROM — all assessed bilaterally.
Heel height, toe box width, midsole cushioning, arch support, heel counter rigidity, sole flexibility, and wear pattern — each evaluated against the employee's foot profile.
Scored risk assessment based on mismatch between foot mechanics and current footwear: Low / Moderate / High footwear-related MSK risk.
Ideal heel height, arch support type, toe box specification, cushioning requirement, and whether orthotics should be considered — with referral pathway if indicated.
Structured Footwear Summary — findings, risk score, and shoe recommendations — included in the employee's StretchE record and shareable as a standalone print.
Most corporate gyms underperform — equipment is used incorrectly, programmes are absent, and unsupervised use carries real injury risk. StretchE turns your existing infrastructure into a clinically supervised resource.
An employee with anterior pelvic tilt guided toward squats without clinical context loads a dysfunction under resistance. StretchE bridges the gap between what the gym offers and what each body needs — ensuring the gym serves the clinical programme, not against it.
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