ReEmployAbility to Showcase Florida Vocational Services & Specialty Return to Work Program at Worke

TAMPA, Fla. - July 29, 2014 - PRLog -- ReEmployAbility, the largest national provider of specialty early return-to-work (RTW) services and transitional employment programs, is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming Workers’ Compensation Institute (WCI) Conference. The 69^th Annual Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference and 26^th Annual Safety & Health Conference is a three-day event taking place from August 17 to 20, 2014, at The Orlando World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida. Company representatives will be at the conference exhibition center to showcase its proprietary return to work program, Transition2Work®, and vocational services employers and workers’ compensation industry professionals.

Conference participants are invited to visit ReEmployAbility at booth #309 to learn more about ReEmployAbility’s extensive service offering.  In addition, the company’s booth will host a caricature artist from Cartoon You Caricatures who will sketch live digital drawings of visitors. The caricaturist will quickly complete each drawing in the style of this year’s Caddyshack movie conference theme and provide a full color print to the subject.

“We have attended and presented at the WCI Conference for many years and are always excited to connect with such a large audience of claims professionals and employers.  This event continues to impress me with the sophisticated content of the educational and topical sessions being presented.  There are so many interesting events to choose from for all attendees. We always look forward to this conference, as it is an excellent forum to meet with our clients and network with other industry professionals.  We enjoy great success each year connecting with national clients who are looking for innovative return to work and vocational solutions,” said Frances Ford, ReEmployAbility co-founder.

Through its Transition2Work program, ReEmployAbility places injured workers at local non-profit organizations to perform light duty work as a means of easing the injured worker back to the workforce. With its network of over 20,000 local and national non-profit organization partners throughout the nation, ReEmployAbility is able to quickly and safely return injured workers with modified duty work restrictions to meaningful work. The program provides cost savings to employers and insurance carriers, reduces the average time of the workers’ compensation claim, and helps injured workers get back to work while making a positive contribution to their community.

The Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference is a nationally acclaimed annual conference sponsored by Workers’ Compensation Institute, a Florida-based nonprofit educational organization that serves as a resource to the workers’ compensation industry. The conference is attended by approximately 7,000 workers’ compensation professionals from across the United States.