Veeva Blog
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5 Ways an Auto Accident Can Cause Back Pain
Pain and injuries after a collision are common. Even minor accidents at lower speeds can jolt and jar the body in a way that disrupts alignment and damages soft tissue. In addition, the spinal column often takes the brunt of the impact of a car accident, resulting in long-lasting back pain. Causes of Back Pain…
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Simple guide to sports chiropractic care
Sports chiropractic care is a specialist type of chiropractic treatment designed to help athletes recover from injuries and improve their performance. Sports chiropractors are qualified to assess sports-related injuries, such as spinal misalignments and joint pain, and treat them using various chiropractic adjustments and massage therapy. Chiropractors that specialize in sports-related injuries can also help…
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Should You Still See a Chiropractor After a Minor Car Accident?
Minor car accidents unfortunately happen every day. Often, you feel fine after experiencing a minor crash and don’t even consider the need to see a chiropractor. However, visiting a chiropractor who specializes in car accident recovery allows you to receive a professional evaluation and avoid pain, loss of strength, and decreased range of motion in…
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Car Accident Injuries: How a Chiropractor Can Help with a Herniated Disc
Car accidents can result in any number of injuries, but one of the most common is a herniated disc. The direct impact on your back during an accident can cause a disc to slip out of place in your spine, leading to pain and numbness. If you’ve been injured in a car accident, it can…
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Help! The business I work for doesn’t have workers’ comp insurance
Almost all businesses with employees are legally required to have workers’ compensation coverage. But even if the business you work for doesn’t have insurance, there’s still a chance you can get compensation if you’re involved in a workplace accident. Depending on your situation, you could claim compensation directly from your employer or through the workers’…
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Can a PIP chiropractor help after a car accident?
Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is insurance that covers your medical expenses and the costs associated with lost productivity when you get in a car accident. This coverage is an add-on to your standard auto insurance policy and adds very little to the cost. PIP is mandatory in Oregon and optional in Washington. PIP coverage is…