Pre-Employment Screening

Make informed hiring decisions with objective, mobile-based movement assessments that establish baseline capabilities and identify potential risk factors.

The Challenge of Hiring for Physical Roles

Traditional hiring processes often lack objective ways to assess whether a candidate can safely perform the physical demands of a role. This leads to early injuries, increased turnover, and rising workers compensation costs.

  • Hiring candidates without understanding their physical capabilities for the role.

  • Early injuries within the first 90 days of employment.

  • Job fit ambiguity leading to costly turnover.

  • Lack of baseline data for future injury prevention.

How Movement Lens Helps

Our mobile-based screening captures objective baseline data on movement capabilities, helping you make confident hiring decisions.

Before Movement Lens

Subjective physical assessments

Expensive clinic-based screening

Inconsistent evaluation criteria

No baseline data for comparison

High early-stage injury rates

With Movement Lens

Objective, mobile-based assessments

Convenient, cost-effective screening

Standardized evaluation process

Comprehensive baseline data captured

Reduced early-stage injuries

Measurable Outcomes

We take data security seriously. All movement data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Our platform is HIPAA-ready and complies with industry-standard security practices.

Fewer early-stage workplace injuries

Better documentation and compliance

Consistent, objective screening process

Improved job fit and retention

What You Measure

Movement Lens captures comprehensive movement data to give you a complete picture of a candidate’s functional capabilities.

  • Range-of-motion markers for key movements

  • Movement restrictions and asymmetries

  • Baseline functional capabilities

  • Job-specific movement patterns

Ready to Improve Your Hiring Process?

See how Movement Lens’s pre-employment screening can help you make better hiring decisions and reduce early-stage injuries.