Auto Accident Injury
Injuries suffered by drivers, passengers, other motorists, and pedestrians range from minor to catastrophic injuries as well as even fatalities. Generally, injuries from getting hit by a car fall into two categories
Impact injuries; and
Penetrating injuries: a result from objects that penetrate an individual’s body (e.g., shattered glass or any loose objects from a truck’s cargo). Impact injuries, on the other hand, occur when an individual’s body strikes part of the vehicle (e.g., hitting a safety restraint such as a seatbelt or airbag or any structure of the car such as its steering wheel, windshield, dashboard, etc.
A car crash can lead to serious injury to any part of the body. However, certain injuries occur more often than others. The following are some of the most common car accident injuries.
Once you’ve been given a thorough examination and receive a diagnosis from our licensed medical team, we will then design a treatment plan specifically tailored to get you back on your feet in no time! The treatment options we provide are all on-site and include
Medication Management – Medication may be used for a short amount of time during your treatment.
Physical Therapy – Helps to relieve pain, treat injuries, and improve overall range of motion and flexibility.
Exercise Therapy – Helps to build muscle, increase stamina, and improve flexibility.
Massage Therapy – Relaxes muscles by improving circulation.
Strengthening & Conditioning – Builds muscle and increases flexibility.
Electrical Muscle Stimulation – “Retrains” the muscles to help prevent muscle atrophy and reduce or eliminate muscles spasms.
Therapeutic Ultrasound & Phonophoresis – Speeds up the healing process via blood circulation.
Myofascial Release – Stimulates muscles, relaxes muscles, and improves circulation.
Traction – Relieves pressure by straightening the bones (especially in the spine).
Physiotherapy – A highly effective and common therapy, similar to exercise therapy.
Splints & Braces – Treatment for fractures, sprains or strains that are common in auto accident injuries.