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Join the ATI team of professionals. Explore exciting career opportunities at ATI. |
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Women Serving Women (WSW) is a specialty division of ATI Physical Therapy providing customized treatment for health needs unique to women. |
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ATI is proud to be the official sports medicine, performance, and rehabilitation provider for professional teams, universities, colleges, high schools, clubs, and organizations. |
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A Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA) is a scientifically developed objective process that measures a worker's physical capabilities and tolerances, also known as a worker's physical demand level (PDL).
The experts at ATI Physical Therapy use the KEY Method of Functional Capacity Assessments.
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A standardized methodology
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Proven quantifiers
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Legally defensible validity components
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The KEY Method's standardized protocols help determine the level of participation and activity that is right for the patient following rehabilitation, thus providing the highest probability for return to work without re-injury.
In order to maximize the productivity of an employee, while also avoiding injury or re-injury, it is important for both the worker as well as the employer to understand the employee's physical potential and capabilities.
The KEY Method uses mobile equipment, which allows companies and their employees the convenience of ATI professionals performing on-site assessments when necessary.
The KEY Method is supported by on-going studies. Constant improvements are made to the KEY Method to stay current with the demands of business and industry. Follow-up studies show that the most current technique of KEY Method's FCA produces a 99% success rate, as shown below:
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