Car accidents like whiplash and personal injuries are frightening things and can have significant consequences for long periods of time. Early treatment can make the difference between a fast recovery and a prolonged one, so it is important to get quality chiropractic care as soon as possible.

Because we have treated so many accident and personal injury cases, we can make the process as pain-free as possible. I usually accept payment directly from the insurance company so you are only responsible for the deductible and the co-pay.

Here is what you can expect:

Initial Examination: Upon my initial examination many of my whiplash patients report not feeling pain at the time of the accident. Later that day, or when they wake-up the next day of even a few days later they feel the onset of neck or back pain. I let them know this is normal. I have the patient fill out a detailed but simple history form. The purpose of my detailed exam is to evaluate exactly where and how the whiplash injury occurred and the degree of the injury.

Referrals: Sometimes I order x-rays, or MRI if I think it is warranted. Occasionally I will make a referral to a medical specialist for a 2nd opinion.

Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: Once I’ve completed the exam and reviewed any x-rays, I make a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Treatment: Treatment usually consists of chiropractic adjustments and physical therapy including electronic muscle stimulation, decompression therapy and ultrasound.

Length: I will usually see a whiplash patient 2-3 times per week for 3 weeks then decrease office visits as they improve. I monitor the progress on each visit and perform a more detailed re-exam after the 6-8th session.

I personally love exercise and hate it when I’m injured and unable to participate in sports.

Because we have treated so many sports injury cases, we can make the process as pain-free as possible. My office will contact your insurance company and submit claims directly to them.

I usually accept payment directly from the insurance company so you are only responsible for the deductible and the co-pay.

Here is what you can expect:

Initial Examination: When I see a new patient with a sports related injury I want to know how the injury occured. I have the patient fill out a detailed but simple history form. I then design a specific exam for each patient to fully evaluate the injury.

Referrals: Sometimes I order x-rays, or MRI. Occasionally I will make a referral to a medical specialist for a 2nd opinion.

Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: Once I’ve completed the exam and reviewed any x-rays, I make a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Treatment: Treatment usually consists of chiropractic adjustments and physical therapy including electronic muscle stimulation, decompression therapy and ultrasound.

Length: I will usually see a sports injury patient 1-3 times per week for 3 weeks then decrease office visits as they improve. I monitor the progress on each visit and perform a more detailed re-exam after the 6-8th session.

I see more patients with lower back pain than pain elsewhere in the body.

Because we have treated so many low back pain and leg pain cases, we can make the process as pain-free as possible. My office will contact your insurance company and submit claims directly to them.

I usually accept payment directly from the insurance company so you are only responsible for the deductible and the co-pay.

Here is what you can expect:

Initial Examination: I have the patient fill out a detailed but simple history form before I examine them. Based on the history form and my patient interview I then design a specific examination to fully evaluate the injury.

Referrals: Sometimes I order x-rays, or MRI. Occasionally I will make a referral to a medical specialist for a 2nd opinion.

Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: Once I’ve completed the exam and reviewed any x-rays, I make a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Treatment: Treatment usually consists of chiropractic adjustments and physical therapy including electronic muscle stimulation, decompression therapy and ultrasound.

Length: I will usually see a patient with lower back pain 1-3 times per week for 3 weeks then decrease office visits as they improve. I monitor the progress on each visit and perform a more detailed re-exam after the 6-8th session.

Yes, children of all ages can benefit from chiropractic care too. I’ve treated boys and girls of all ages for various problems including asthma, headaches, neck or back pain and “growing-pains” with excellent results.

My office will contact your insurance company and submit claims directly to them. I usually accept payment directly from the insurance company so you are only responsible for the deductible and the co-pay.

Here is what you can expect:

Initial Examination: My treatment protocol is similar to that of an adult. I have the responsible party fill out a detailed but simple history form before I examine them. Based on the history form and my patient interview I then design a specific examination to fully evaluate the injury.

Referrals: Sometimes I order x-rays, or MRI. Occasionally I will make a referral to a medical specialist for a 2nd opinion.

Diagnosis and Treatment Plan: Once I’ve completed the exam and reviewed any x-rays, I make a diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Treatment: Treatment usually consists of chiropractic adjustments and physical therapy including electronic muscle stimulation, decompression therapy and ultrasound.

Length: I will usually see a child 1-3 times per week for 3 weeks then decrease office visits as they improve. I monitor the progress on each visit and perform a more detailed re-exam after the 6-8th session.