Your BFF Can Wait!

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration you are 23 times more likely to get into an automobile crash if you text while driving.  To put this in perspective, a person’s likelihood to crash with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 (most states’ legal...

Take Extra Precaution

Following a car accident you are MORE likely to get into another one!  Why?  Your range-of-motion in your neck/back is decreased, your reflexes are sluggish and your anxiety behind-the-wheel is much greater.  In addition, concentrating is difficult when in pain and...

Low Speed? It Doesn’t Matter!

Most injuries from car accidents occur in crashes under 12 mph.  Thus, even those “minor fender-benders” can do serious damage to your body.  What does this mean?  Be sure to get evaluated and then treated for your injuries following any type of car...

Time to Heal

The average time for a whiplash-injured patient to achieve maximum improvement is 7 months and 1 week (see the journal Spine, 1994) .  The healing process is often longer than many people anticipate following an auto wreck.  If you are injured in a car accident,...

Be Safe Out There!

As the temperature drops in autumn, the likelihood for adverse weather increases. This often means wet, snowy and/or icy roads. When you are driving be sure to leave more distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you. Also, slow down! If you are in an...

Protect Yourself

Rear-end collisions are the most common type of auto accident.  While the only way to prevent injury is to not be involved in a wreck, there are certain things you can do to limit the extent of injury suffered from an accident. What to do if you are about to be hit...
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