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ON THE JOB INJURIES:
Where can you go to be treated for "on the job" injuries?
We have a commitment to excellence in caring for and reporting on injured workers. We are willing to take the time needed to keep our patients informed and satisfied with their care. We have developed a network which includes: A local hospital, Treating Physicians, Chirporactors, Orthopedic Physicians, Neurologists, Pyschiatrists, Ancillary Services, Testing Facilities and Treatment Facilities. Pain management programs, including physician's fees, hospital fees will all be performed on a lein basis (no out of pocket monies) on cases we assess as having merit.
We are dedicated to treating our patients with care and dignity and are equally dedicated to providing good service and saving time and aggravation for the firms referring patients into our network.
WHIPLASH INJURIES:
When one car is struck by another, thousands of pounds of force are exerted upon your neck and spine. Your head, which weighs between 7-14 pounds, is very heavy, and sits on the most flexible and fragile part of your spine, the neck. Therefore your chance of injury is increased significantly. So, when your accident occurred, the muscles of your neck were stretched and reacted with a violent spasm in the opposite direction, thereby creating a ¿whipping action¿ to every one of your 32 neck joints, whether you knew it or not. This ¿whipping action¿ may or may not have been painful to you at the time, but it will result in injury to your muscles, ligaments, tendons, discs, joints, lymph nodes, muscle strength, range of motion and nerves. It also tends to speed up the degeneration process of your spine known as post traumatic osetoarthritis.
Send us a request for a FREE "Auto-Injury Report," and we will show you what Insurance Companies don't want you to know!
Dr. Bruce Fissette D.C., Ph.D
(949) 673-3154
(949) 723-8348 fax
gotpain@pacbell.net
www.paindr.net
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