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About Injury and Trauma

An injury is virtually any instance that causes harm to your body. Injuries can include
muscle sprain/strain; dislocation of joints; ligament tears; herniated disc in the spine; or
even concussions.

Trauma refers to a serious and possibly life altering or life-threatening injury. Trauma can be the result of a car accident, a fall, or an on-the-job injury.

Motor Vehicle Accident

Motor vehicle accidents are one of the primary causes of traumatic neck and back pain. If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident and are experiencing pain in your neck, back, shoulders, or knees; or headaches, contact one of our locations today for an appointment. Our team of physicians utilize the most advanced medical technology to diagnose and treat painful conditions resulting from motor vehicle accidents.

Slip and Falls

Spinal cord injuries resulting from a fall can include fractured vertebrae, slipped and herniated discs, pinched nerves, and a variety of other types of painful and debilitating injuries. The symptoms and effects of a spinal cord injury can vary widely, from pain and limited mobility to full or partial paralysis. Spinal cord injuries can be classified as either “complete” or “incomplete,” depending on the extent of the damage to the spinal cord. Our team of physicians utilize the most advanced medical technology to diagnose and treat painful conditions resulting from falls.

On-the-job injuries

The top three most common workplace injuries result from trips, slips, and falls; machinery; and vehicle related accidents. Many workers strain their neck and back, injure their shoulder, knee, or other joints on the job. Our team of physicians utilize the most advanced medical technology to diagnose and treat painful conditionsresulting from a workplace injury

The treatment for your specific injuries will vary. After a thorough series of diagnostic tests, a concise treatment plan will be created specifically for you. Depending on the extent of your injuries, several forms of noninvasive treatment may be provided.