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| PUSH as Rx Personal Injury Chiropractic and Physical Therapy Team. Injury claims are not settled without the proper documentation showing that chiropractic care was a reasonable and necessary medical expense. Accidents or injuries not only cause physical harm to you or a loved one, being involved in a personal injury case can often be confusing and complicated.
These types of circumstances are, unfortunately, fairly common, and when the individual is faced with pain and discomfort as a result of trauma an accident, or an underlying condition that has been aggravated by the injury, finding the right treatment for their specific complication can be another challenge on its own. Dr. Alex Jimenez’s compilation of personal injury articles highlights a variety of p.i. cases, including automobile accidents resulting in whiplash, while also summarizing various effective treatments, such as chiropractic care. For more information, please feel free to contact us at (915) 850-0900 or text to call Dr. Jimenez personally at (915) 540-8444. |
Injured Worker Job Limitations and Return to Work
Can an Injured Worker Return to the Gym but Still Have Job-Related Limitations?
Imagine finishing a solid gym…
Quantified Load-Tolerance Deficits and Legal Claims
Why Quantified Load-Tolerance Deficits Are Required to Justify Duties-Under-Duress Claims at Trial
After a highway…
Personal Injury Guide Using Causation for Chiropractic Care
By Dr. Alexander Jimenez, DC, APRN, FNP-BC, CFMP, IFMCP, ATN, CCST
Proving Functional Work Loss for Attorneys and Clients
Proving Functional Loss: Why a Diagnosis Alone May Not Explain an Injured Worker’s Limitations
A warehouse…
I-10 Rear-End Trauma Deficits: Understanding the Damage
Load Tolerance and Functional Movement Deficits Quantified After I-10 Rear-End Trauma
Abstract
Rear-end…
Knees Hurt Going Down Stairs: Tips for Relief
Why Your Knees Hurt More Going Down Stairs Than Going Up
ABSTRACT
Going down hurts more than going up because the…
Direction Changes Under Load: Improving Stability
The Warehouse Pivot: Training Knees, Hips, and Ankles for Repeated Direction Changes Under Load
The warehouse…
PRP and MFAT Treatments Explained for Workers
PRP for the Picker’s Shoulder vs. MFAT for the Technician’s Knee
Abstract: A warehouse picker with shoulder pain…
Data-Center Technician’s Achilles: Effective Care Options
The Data-Center Technician’s Achilles: Why Sitting, Stairs, Ladders, and Sudden Work Bursts Can Overload the…