Accidents & Injuries

Multicare providers are passionate about listening to the specific needs of each patient in the treatment of accidents and injuries. Our providers create a customized treatment plan to help get each patient back on track to proper healing and restoration of function. 

Types of injuries we treat:

• Work Related Injuries
• Overuse & Repetitive Stress Injuries
• Motor Vehicle Injuries
• Slip & Fall Injuries

Work Injuries

If you have experienced a work-related injury, don't ignore it until it requires a more serious intervention - come see Multicare right away!

Our providers' diverse experience in chiropractic, conventional medicine, and physical therapy offers patients a unique and comprehensive integrative approach to care.  

One of the more common work related injuries is repetitive stress or overuse injuries. Small tasks done with poor posture can often lead to bigger issues in the long-run. A few examples of repetitive and overuse injuries are twisting or turning while moving boxes, continuous typing, as well as back and forth movement of the wrists when painting. Not properly treated, these types of injuries can lead to more chronic conditions. Here are a few common repetitive stress injuries:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Sciatica
• Back Ache
• Arthritis
• Slipped or Herniated discs

Whiplash

One of the most common automotive injuries is whiplash. Whiplash injuries occur when the head and neck are “whipped” back and forth.  This can occur during a motor vehicle accident, while playing contact sports like football, or with other traumatic events.  Whiplash often describes the initial impact reaction to the body, however, a number of injuries can occur in the spine and surrounding soft tissue.

• Damage to ligaments and muscles in the neck and back
• Irritated and damaged nerves
• Disc bulge or herniation
• Vertebral misalignment
• Concussion or brain injury
• Fractures

We pride ourselves in completing timely and accurate medical records, clearly addressing injury causation, necessity for future medical care, as well as documenting permanent partial impairments which may have been sustained due to an accident or injury. 

Please contact our office if you have any questions, or if you would like to schedule an appointment.