We help you recover from whiplash and other injuries as soon as possible. We provide a wide range of evidence-based interventions and have years of experience in a variety of techniques that have been shown to help reduce your pain and help you feel function, and recover better.
The extent of your injury can be predicted by several factors.
- Patients who are struck from behind in a rear-end collision generally suffer the most injury.
- Being struck by a larger or heavier vehicle also increases your risk.
Did you know that your vehicle does not need to be visibly damaged in order for you to be injured? The truth is that the amount of damage to your vehicle has little relationship to your injuries.
- improperly positioned head restraints
- wet or icy roads that are so common during the long winter months
- having your head rotated or extended at the time of impact
- being unaware of the impending collision.
As we age, our tissues become less elastic, and our risk of injury increases. Studies show that females are more likely to be injured than males. Those who have pre-existing arthritis are more likely to develop complaints even years after an accident.
Work With A Chiropractor After An Auto Accident
We help speed your recovery by using evidence-based treatment like chiropractic, home exercise, acupuncture, Active Release Technique, Laser and shockwave therapy.
Sprain/strain injuries cause your normal healthy elastic tissue to be replaced with less elastic "scar tissue." This process can lead to ongoing pain and even arthritis.
Over half of those who are injured will have neck pain up to a year after their accident. Seeking early and appropriate treatment, like the type provided in our office, is critical.
If you are riding with others, it is quite possible that they too were injured. It would be in every passenger's best interest to be examined as soon as possible.
We have the training and experience needed with regards to auto accident related trauma. You can expect a thorough explanation of your injury and any treatments that we may recommend to help speed your recovery.
