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Bryan fire department says wellness program cut light‑duty time and workers'‑comp costs
Summary
Assistant Fire Chief Jason Noorin told council a three‑year Alinea/Allynia wellness and on‑site physical‑therapy program reduced average light‑duty days from 125 to 12 and produced material workers'‑comp savings; council approved continued participation.
Assistant Fire Chief Jason Noorin told the Bryan City Council that a three‑year wellness partnership with Alinea (also referenced as Allynia) has sharply reduced injuries and worker‑comp costs in the fire department and that staff seeks to continue the program.
"Before we brought Allynia in, the average amount of days on light duty for a workers'…
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