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WSI Ergonomic Initiative Grant Program is sponsored by North Dakota Workforce Safety and Insurance (WSI). This program provides resources and financial assistance to employers in North Dakota to address ergonomic issues and reduce cumulative-type injuries. It consists of an Ergonomic Initiative Program (for assessments) and an Ergonomic Grant Program (for equipment).
WSI covers a percentage of provider fees, training expenses, and approved ergonomic equipment costs.
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Ergonomic Grant Program | North Dakota Workforce Safety & Insurance Due to strong participation and demand, WSI will implement a temporary pause on new Ergonomic Initiative Grant applications beginning at 5 p. m. Thursday, June 11.
Applications submitted before the pause will continue through the review process. Employers with eligible applications submitted before the pause remain eligible for grant funding if approved. Read the full announcement and frequently asked questions.
Help Your Employees Address Ergonomic Risks Ergonomic issues often begin as minor aches or discomfort. Over time, these issues can develop into serious injuries and costly workers’ compensation claims. The Ergonomic Grant Program supports employers in identifying and addressing ergonomic risks early.
Prior to the temporary pause, Phase 4 of the Ergonomic Grant Program was available to all active WSI policyholders. See the Temporary Pause Notice above for current program status. Participation in earlier phases is not required.
The program provides access to professional ergonomic assessments, educational support, and grant funding for approved ergonomic improvements. WSI partners with experienced healthcare professionals across North Dakota to conduct ergonomic assessments at employer worksites. These assessments identify risk factors and provide practical recommendations to help reduce or eliminate cumulative-type injuries.
WSI covers 75% of assessment costs Employers are responsible for the remaining 25% Providers bill employers directly for the employer portion Educational ergonomic services are covered at 100% by WSI Employers are eligible for grant funding once the assessments have been completed. Funding supports ergonomic interventions recommended through the assessment.
WSI covers 75% of approved ergonomic equipment costs Funding is available up to the maximum eligible amount The Ergonomic Grant Program is available to any employer: Who has an active WSI policy with employees or has selected optional coverage on the account. WSI encourages employers to participate in this program to ensure ergonomic concerns are being addressed.
To be eligible for a grant award, the employer must be in good standing with WSI for a minimum of one year. Financial Assistance Eligibility Chart Before submitting your application, we strongly encourage employers to take a close look at their workplace loss history and high-risk areas. Understanding where risks exist will help you make the most of this program.
Review your loss history — examine past workplace injury claims to identify patterns, recurring incidents, or departments with elevated risk. Identify high-risk or high-hazard areas — consider tasks that involve repetitive motion, heavy lifting, awkward postures, or prolonged static positions.
Prioritize where it matters most — targeting your highest-risk areas in your application ensures grant funding has the greatest impact on employee safety. Not sure where to start or how to identify your high-risk areas?
A WSI Safety Consultant can guide you through the process, helping you interpret your loss history, pinpoint hazards, and focus your efforts where they will make the greatest difference for your employees and workplace All steps for the Ergonomic Grant Program are completed through the myWSI portal. The employer completes the Ergonomic Grant Program Application online using WSI’s portal, myWSI.
Access to the Ergonomic Grant Program Application is granted to your organization’s myWSI Account Administrator. If you do not have access to myWSI, contact your organization’s myWSI Account Administrator or WSI’s Customer Service at 800-777-5033 or email [email protected] . WSI will review the application, and the employer will be notified of the decision.
If approved, next steps are: Employer selects provider, and provide will complete ergonomic assessment Once assessment report is completed by provider, the employer will submit their budget request for ergonomic equipment or interventions identified by the provider. Once budget is approved, Grant Agreement must be signed be the employer and WSI. You will receive notification regarding your budget request within 30 days of submission.
Employer is eligible to purchase equipment/intervention. Once the employer receives the equipment, they are eligible to submit for reimbursement which must include invoice and proof of payment. Reimbursement will be processed within 30 days of receiving all required information.
For general details or support, please contact [email protected] . If you have specific questions regarding the Ergonomic Initiative Grant Program contact: Ergonomic Program Manager Need help applying in myWSI? Watch the Ergonomic Initiative Grant Program help videos .
Ergonomic Providers by Region WSI has a network of contracted providers throughout North Dakota. This network is comprised of experienced healthcare professionals, primarily occupational and physical therapists, well versed in the field of ergonomics.
Ergonomic Providers - Region 1 Serving Counties: Burke, Divide, McKenzie, Mountrail and Williams First Choice Physical Therapy, Inc. Contact: Heather Howard, PT Address: 1502 13th Ave W, Ste 101 Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Contact: Jared Erie, OTR/L Address: 1679 6th Ave West Contact: Arnold Kruse, OT Contact: Beth Marschner, PT Ergonomic Providers - Region 2 Serving Counties: Bottineau, McHenry, McLean, Renville, Sheridan and Ward Contact: Jessica Anderson, MS OTR/L Address: 213 5th Street NE Contact: Stephen Churchill, PT/ATC Address: 2945 N 11th Street CHI St.
Alexius Occupational Health Contact: Connie Leingang, PT Address: 310 North 9th St Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II First Choice Physical Therapy, Inc. Heart of America Medical Center Phone: 701-776-5261 ext. 2209 Jeanne M.
DeKrey Ergonomics, LLC Contact: Jeanne DeKrey, PT, DPT Address: 420 NE Barston Lane Contact: Melissa Ystaas, PT, DPT Address: 207 1st Ave S, Suite C Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Summit Physical Therapy & Sports Performance Contact: Kyle Smith, Physical Therapy Director Address: 800 North 4th Street Carrington, ND 58421-0461 Contact: Jared Erie, OTR/L Address: 1679 6th Ave West Contact: Arnold Kruse, OT Ergonomic Providers - Region 3 Serving Counties: Benson, Eddy, Foster, Pierce, Rolette, Towner and Wells Contact: Jessica Anderson, MS OTR/L Address: 213 5th Street NE Contact: Heather Walsh, PT, ATC Address: 1425 South Columbia Road Contact: Heidi Hagen-Johnson, OTR/L Address: Altru Regional Therapy Services Contact: April Waters, MOTR/L Address: Occupational Medicine Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II First Choice Physical Therapy, Inc. Heart of America Medical Center Phone: 701-776-5261 ext.
2209 Jeanne M.
DeKrey Ergonomics, LLC Contact: Jeanne DeKrey, PT, DPT Address: 420 NE Barston Lane MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Megan Beck, OTR/L Address: 1109 West Main St, Suite B Contact: Melissa Ystaas, PT, DPT Address: 207 1st Ave S, Suite C Contact: Jessica Baumgartner, OTR/L Address: 4450 31st Ave S, Suite 104 Email: [email protected] or Email: [email protected] Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Bryce Nelson, OTR/L Summit Physical Therapy & Sports Performance Contact: Kyle Smith, Physical Therapy Director Address: 800 North 4th Street Carrington, ND 58421-0461 Contact: Tracy Cameron, OTR/L, CEAS II Address: 35699 245th St SW Contact: Arnold Kruse, OT Ergonomic Providers - Region 4 Serving Counties: Cavalier, Grand Forks, Nelson, Pembina and Walsh Contact: Jessica Anderson, MS OTR/L Address: 213 5th Street NE Contact: Heather Walsh, PT, ATC Address: 1425 South Columbia Road Contact: Heidi Hagen-Johnson, OTR/L Address: Altru Regional Therapy Services Contact: April Waters, MOTR/L Address: Occupational Medicine Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II Address: 1854 NDSU Research Circle N Contact: Jody Tjelta, MSPT/ATC, CCRT Address: 207 1st Ave S, Suite C Contact: Jessica Baumgartner, OTR/L Address: 4450 31st Ave S, Suite 104 Phone: 701-367-3613 (cell) Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Bryce Nelson, OTR/L Contact: Jared Erie, OTR/L Address: 1679 6th Ave West Contact: Tracy Cameron, OTR/L, CEAS II Address: 35699 245th St SW Ergonomic Providers - Region 5 Serving Counties: Adams, Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Slope and Stark Contact: Stephen Churchill, PT/ATC Address: 2945 N 11th Street CHI St.
Alexius Occupational Health Contact: Connie Leingang, PT Address: 310 North 9th St Jeanne M.
DeKrey Ergonomics, LLC Contact: Jeanne DeKrey, PT, DPT Address: 420 NE Barston Lane Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Contact: Jared Erie, OTR/L Address: 1679 6th Ave West Ergonomic Providers - Region 6 Serving Counties: Burleigh, Emmons, Grant, Mercer, Morton, Oliver and Sioux Contact: Stephen Churchill, PT/ATC Address: 2945 N 11th Street CHI St.
Alexius Occupational Health Contact: Connie Leingang, PT Address: 310 North 9th St Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II First Choice Physical Therapy, Inc. Heart of America Medical Center Address: 800 South Main Ave Phone: 701-776-5261 ext. 2209 Jeanne M.
DeKrey Ergonomics, LLC Contact: Jeanne DeKrey, PT, DPT Address: 420 NE Barston Lane Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Contact: Jared Erie, OTR/L Address: 1679 6th Ave West Contact: Arnold Kruse, OT Ergonomic Providers - Region 7 Serving Counties: Dickey, Kidder, LaMoure, Logan, McIntosh and Stutsman Contact: Heather Walsh, PT, ATC Address: 1425 South Columbia Road Contact: Stephen Churchill, PT/ATC Address: 2945 N 11th Street Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II Heart of America Medical Center Address: 800 South Main Ave Phone: 701-776-5261 ext.
2209 Jeanne M.
DeKrey Ergonomics, LLC Contact: Jeanne DeKrey, PT, DPT Address: 420 NE Barston Lane MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Treena Radermacher, OTR/L Address: 11 North Main St MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Carmen Aberle, OTR MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Megan Beck, OTR/L Address: 1109 West Main St, Suite B Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Inc. Contact: Shawn Krause Roberts, PT Address: 430 5th Street North Contact: Melissa Ystaas, PT, DPT Address: 207 1st Ave S, Suite C Contact: Jessica Baumgartner, OTR/L Address: 4450 31st Ave S, Suite 104 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Grant Judah, DPT Address: 2603 E Broadway Ave Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Bryce Nelson, OTR/L Summit Physical Therapy & Sports Performance Contact: Kyle Smith, Physical Therapy Director Address: 800 North 4th Street Carrington, ND 58421-0461 Ergonomic Providers - Region 8 Serving Counties: Barnes, Cass, Griggs, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele and Trail Contact: Heather Walsh, PT, ATC Address: 1425 South Columbia Road Contact: Heidi Hagen-Johnson, OTR/L Address: Altru Regional Therapy Services Contact: April Waters, MOTR/L Address: Occupational Medicine Contact: Jensen Praska, PTA, CEAS Address: 1702 South University Dr Contact: Crystal Nelson, MS, OTR/L, CEAS II Address: 1854 NDSU Research Circle N MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Treena Radermacher, OTR/L Address: 11 North Main St MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Carmen Aberle, OTR MobilityPlus Rehabilitation Contact: Megan Beck, OTR/L Address: 1109 West Main St, Suite B Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Inc. Contact: Shawn Krause Roberts, PT Address: 430 5th Street North Contact: Jessica Baumgartner, OTR/L Address: 4450 31st Ave S, Suite 104 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Sanford Health Occupational Medicine Clinic Contact: Bryce Nelson, OTR/L Summit Physical Therapy & Sports Performance Contact: Kyle Smith, Physical Therapy Director Address: 800 North 4th Street Carrington, ND 58421-0461 Contact: Tracy Cameron, OTR/L, CEAS II Address: 35699 245th St SW
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Employers in North Dakota. Completion of the Ergonomic Initiative Program is required to be eligible for the Ergonomic Grant Program. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (75% of provider fees for ergonomic assessment, 100% for ergonomic-related training, 75% for approved ergonomic equipment). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
WSI Ergonomic Initiative Grant Program is funded by North Dakota Workforce Safety and Insurance (WSI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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