CHIROPRACTOR TREATING PERSONAL INJURY

Why choose a Personal Injuries Chiropractor?

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Seeking relief from chronic pain or an auto accident injury? You might consider a personal injury chiropractor if you are in that situation.

We will give you the inside scoop on what a personal injury chiropractor can do, where to find them, and how to pay. Yes, you can get care for free; more details in a moment.

Call us at (800 961-7246 for a free consultation at one our chiropractic locations near you to get back to pain-free living.


What is a Personal Injuries Chiropractor?

A personal injury chiropractor can be described as a healthcare professional who specializes in treating trauma-related injuries, such as repetitive stress or car accidents. Our chiropractors are able to diagnose, treat, and prevent imbalances throughout the body, including those in the spine and joints. A chiropractor may be able to help you relieve your pain.

DIFFERENT TYPES OPTIONS

A chiropractic session may use different types of adjustments depending on the individual. Common adjustments can be used to treat injuries from personal accidents.

MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS
This adjustment uses force for mobilization of joints and works by restoring alignment to the muscle and skeletal system. These adjustments are often performed quickly and require a greater amount of force than other methods. Manual adjustments are often made to the spine, neck, or jaw.

CRANIAL SACRAL THERAPY
Manual adjustments can be compared to this therapy, but it's gentler and only focuses on the head. This treatment uses gentle manipulation (as well as deep thrusts), to examine the cranium, pelvis, and head to identify misalignments.

EXTREMITY ADDITIONS
These adjustments are often made to the legs, arms, wrists and ankles. Mobilization techniques are used to help restore joint movements in these extremities.

INSTRUMENT-ASSISTED AJUSTMENTS
Special instruments are used to adjust difficult-to-reach parts of the body such as the sacroiliac joint. These instruments precisely focus pressure at different angles, where manual manipulation might be difficult or impossible.

ACTIVATOR METHODS
The instrument-assisted Chiropractic adjusting, known as the Activator Method(tm), uses a low-power instrument device to send a controlled, rapid impulse through dysfunctional spinal segments. This allows you to target specific areas without tissue trauma and minimizes pain and discomfort.

WHAT TYPES OF INJURIES DO PERSONAL INJURY CHIROPRACTORS TREAT?
A personal injury chiropractor can help with acute and ongoing injuries.

Acute injuries, such as whiplash, contusions, bruising, strains, or sprains, can happen suddenly.

Tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and low back pain are all chronic personal injuries that can occur over time. These conditions are more severe than acute injuries and require ongoing long-term care.

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES PERSONAL INJURY CHIROPRACTORS WILL USE FOR ADJUSTMENTS?

Each individual's needs will dictate the type of chiropractic adjustment that is used. These are some of the most common techniques.

Manual Adjustments
Cranial Sacral Therapy
Extremity Adjustments
Instrument-Assisted Adjustments
Methods to activate the activator

WHAT IS THE COST OF PERSONAL INJURY CHIROPRACTIC CARE?

Personal injury chiropractic care costs can vary depending on many factors.

In general, the severity and complexity of the injury will dictate the length of time it takes to treat and, therefore the cost of treatment.

Personal injury chiropractic care costs can also be determined by insurance coverage. You should review your insurance policy carefully to determine what is and what isn't covered. This can impact the total out-of-pocket costs.

Some insurance plans might cover some chiropractic visits and treatments. Others may not cover any.

WHAT QUALIFICATIONS SHOULD I LOOK AT WHEN I APPEAR FOR A PERSONAL INJURY CHIROPRACTOR?

Professional experience and certification are important factors to consider when searching for a personal injuries chiropractor. To provide high-quality care and treatments, only those who have the right credentials and qualifications should be considered. Each state has its own licensing requirements. They are set by the state's governing boards.

A personal injury chiropractor who has been board certified in treating musculoskeletal injuries can also be a benefit due to their higher education and experience. The board certification refers to individuals who have completed advanced training in specific areas like neurology, sports medicine, and musculoskeletal injury rehabilitation.

Additionally, professional membership shows a commitment and dedication in their field of practice. This may help improve your chances for success in seeking relief from acute or persistent pain that is caused by accidents or activities.

Arrowhead Clinic can help you if you are suffering from pain and require medical treatment. We are available for same-day appointments and work around your busy schedule.

Our personal injury chiropractors do an excellent job documenting your injuries. If you don't have an attorney yet, they can refer you to a personal injuries lawyer.

We are committed to providing the best possible customer service and treatment for our patients.

Call us at (800 961-7246 for a free consultation at one of our chiropractic locations near you to get back to pain-free living.