Injury Treatment

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“If You’ve Been Injured, You’ll Want to Know That Acupuncture Can Help.”

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Workman’s Comp or personal injury is defined as bodily harm that comes from being involved in any type of accident or mishap, such as:

• Accidents on the Job

• Motorcycle/Automobile accidents

• Bike and pedestrian collisions

• Boat and airplane accidents

• Construction accidents

• OSHA violations

• Medical malpractice

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Workman’s Comp

When you have an accident at work, it is important to ensure you have the best medical care.  A referral is needed from your doctor, so please ask them to send it to us so that we can begin your treatment quickly.

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Motor Vehicle Accident Injuries

A motorcycle/car crash can cause many types of injury. If you where discharged from the ER without any fractures or specific injuries requiring surgery, but you are having pain—you may have soft-tissue damage. Your muscles protect your body in many ways. One of those ways is by limiting your range of motion when outside forces act on your body—as happens in an accident. Your muscles and connective tissues (ligaments, tendons, etc.) get jerked and strained in an accident. This causes damage. The pain from these injuries can start immediately after your wreck, or set in over the following days. If you are having ANY pain since your accident, it is a good idea to be seen by an acupuncturist for an evaluation. Soft-tissue injuries usually respond well to acupuncture.

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Don’t Let Your Injuries Become Chronic Problems
Acupuncture not only relieves the pain from injuries (something that drugs can also do), but it also triggers and supports the repair of the injured tissues (something drugs don’t do). This is a key factor in making sure that nagging pain from your accident a week ago doesn’t turn into the nagging pain you’ve had for 20 years.

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Acupuncture can be added to treatments you may already be doing for your injuries, such as physical therapy or chiropractic. Acupuncture can also get improvement after other treatments have failed or only achieved limited results. Whether you will use acupuncture on its own, or in combination with other therapies, time is critical; you don’t want to wait any longer than you have to to get started.