We've Got Your Back Moves to San Jose; Focuses on Workplace Solutions

SAN JOSE, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 24, 2015) - After enjoying their Los Gatos location for more than 5 years, ergonomics business We've Got Your Back is moving to San Jose. The move will signify the popular store's transition from health and wellness retail sales to providing ergonomic solutions for workplace comfort and back injury prevention.

Posture and workplace ergonomics were a common cause of many of the back pain issues discussed by customers according to founder and president, Rita Marcojohn. Employees are searching for ways to get out of pain and often feel standing desks were the answer. In addition, employee requests for standing desks at work have become an increasing dilemma for managers who want to support a healthy workplace but are faced with budget constraints, policy and culture considerations. 

"Many employers have expressed challenges in finding cost-effective solutions to improve employee comfort, productivity and wellbeing," said Rita. "We believe a transition from our current retail model to an ergonomic business solutions service provider will enable us to better serve our current and future customers."

The new San Jose showroom will serve not only employers and HR managers, but individuals in need of personalized ergonomic assistance. In addition to offering product recommendations, We've Got Your Back's experienced team can assist customers with ergonomic training, assessments and provide consultation on workplace set-up, space-planning and design. 

We've Got Your Back's new location will be at 1275 South Winchester Blvd. Suite C, San Jose, CA 95128 and is opening on May 1^st, 2015. Stop by Monday through Friday, from 10AM to 6PM, and Saturdays by appointment.

About We've Got Your Back
We've Got Your Back is a retail showroom and educational center dedicated to helping customers make healthy life and work style choices. It was founded by Rita Marcojohn to help back pain sufferers understand how healthy ergonomics, fitness and lifestyle habits can relieve or eliminate pain without surgery or drugs. For more information, visit www.Back2Active.com and read their blog at http://back2active.typepad.com/blog.