Conditions We Treat
A sudden collision can leave you with more than just a dented bumper. Whiplash, back pain, headaches...these are just a few of the ways your body can react to the trauma of an accident. In some cases, symptoms might not manifest immediately but rather develop over time, making your daily responsibilities harder to fulfil.
At 1st Health Inc., we're not just medical professionals and chiropractors–we're your partners in recovery. Our team is dedicated to helping you understand and recover from your injuries, providing comprehensive care for conditions like back pain, neck pain, and sciatica. We even connect you with legal experts who can help you fight for the compensation you deserve.
If you're hurting after an auto accident, our team can help. Call (888) 511-0456 to schedule an appointment today.
Why Choose 1st Health Inc. for Your Chiropractic Care
Choosing 1st Health Inc. Fives You Access to Numerous Benefits, Including:
At 1st Health Inc., we pride ourselves on offering exceptional chiropractic and
medical care tailored to meet your individual needs following an auto accident. Our
team brings a blend of professional knowledge, compassionate care, and innovative
chiropractic techniques to help you work toward lasting recovery. We can also refer
to attorneys who can help you seek compensation for the losses sustained in your accident.
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Comprehensive Range of ServicesFrom spinal adjustments and soft tissue therapy to rehabilitative exercises, our wide array of services ensures that all your recovery needs are met under one roof. -
Flexible SchedulingWe offer convenient appointment times, including same-day appointments, to accommodate your busy schedule, making it easier for you to receive the care you need.
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State-Of-The-Art TechniquesOur practice utilizes the latest chiropractic methodologies and equipment to provide effective, non-invasive treatments that promote healing and well-being.
How to Tell if You Need to See a Doctor After a Car Accident
Experiencing a car accident can be overwhelming, and it is crucial to prioritize your health afterward. Here at 1st Health Inc., we understand the importance of early intervention in preventing long-term complications. Here are signs that you should see a doctor promptly:
- Persistent pain: If you experience persistent pain in your neck, back, or any other part of your body that does not subside or worsens over time, it is essential to seek medical attention. This could signal underlying injuries that require professional evaluation and treatment.
- Swelling and bruising: Noticeable swelling and bruising can indicate internal injuries or soft tissue damage. Don't ignore these signs, especially if they are accompanied by pain or discomfort.
- Limited mobility: Difficulty moving parts of your body, such as your neck or limbs, or experiencing stiffness, can be a sign of musculoskeletal injuries that need prompt intervention.
- Headaches and dizziness: These symptoms can emerge immediately or days after the accident and may indicate a concussion or whiplash. Immediate medical evaluation is necessary to rule out serious conditions.
- Numbness and tingling: Sensations of numbness or tingling in your arms or legs can be indicative of nerve compression or damage. Consulting with a healthcare professional ensures that any nerve-related issues are identified and treated early.
- Fatigue and sleep disturbances: Experiencing unusual tiredness or having trouble sleeping after an accident can be a result of trauma or stress on your body. These symptoms should not be disregarded as they may affect your recovery.
- Changes in vision or hearing: Any alterations in your vision or hearing post-accident should prompt an immediate visit to the doctor to rule out any serious complications.
We encourage you to take any of these symptoms seriously and reach out to us for a comprehensive evaluation as soon as possible if you are experiencing any of them.
If you are in pain, don't wait - call (888) 511-0456 or contact 1st Health Inc. online to schedule an appointment today. Se habla español.
Tips For Safer Driving
Below Are Some Invaluable Tips for Safer Driving, Inspired by Our Commitment to Your Well-Being.
Driving is an essential part of many people's daily lives, but it comes with significant responsibilities. Ensuring safety on the road not only protects you but also safeguards other road users. At 1st Health Inc., we believe in proactive measures to prevent accidents and injuries. Your safety is our utmost priority at 1st Health Inc.. By following these tips and remaining conscientious on the road, you can contribute to a safer driving experience for yourself and others.
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Maintain Your Vehicle RegularlyOne of the foundations of safe driving is keeping your vehicle in optimal condition. Regular maintenance checks, including oil changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections, are critical. Ensure that your lights, windshield wipers, and signals are functioning correctly. A well-maintained vehicle is less likely to malfunction, reducing the risk of accidents attributable to mechanical failures.
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Stay Focused and Avoid DistractionsIn today's world, distractions are everywhere, from mobile phones to sophisticated in-car infotainment systems. Although multi-tasking might seem efficient, it can be perilous while driving. Always keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel. If you need to make a call or send a message, pull over safely. Staying focused also means being mindful of other drivers, pedestrians, and road conditions, thereby making timely decisions that maintain safety.
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Adhere to Speed Limits and Traffic Laws
Abiding by speed limits and traffic laws is not only a legal requirement but also a proven means of reducing accident risks. Speed limits are carefully set based on road conditions, traffic flow, and accident history. Exceeding these limits diminishes your reaction time and increases the severity of potential collisions. Additionally, obeying stop signs, traffic signals, and road signs ensures orderly and predictable traffic flow, reducing the likelihood of dangerous situations.
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Practice Defensive DrivingDefensive driving is an approach that emphasizes anticipation and preparedness. By keeping a safe distance from the vehicle ahead and staying vigilant for sudden changes in traffic patterns, you can react appropriately to unexpected situations. Avoid aggressive driving behaviors like tailgating and sudden lane changes. Being courteous to other drivers by using indicators and yielding right-of-way when necessary contributes to a safer driving environment for everyone.
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Be Mindful of Weather ConditionsWeather conditions can significantly influence driving safety. Rain, snow, fog, and ice can make roads slippery and reduce visibility, increasing the chances of accidents. It's essential to adjust your driving according to the weather - reduce speed, increase following distance, and use headlights appropriately. If the conditions are too hazardous, it's often best to delay your trip or find alternative routes that are safer.
Injuries We Treat at 1st Health Inc.
Your Health and Comfort Are Our Top Priorities at 1st Health Inc.. We Are Committed to Delivering Empathetic, Expert Care as You Begin Your Journey Toward Relief and Recovery, Contact Us Today.
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Whiplash
This common car accident injury results from the sudden jolting of your head and neck.
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Herniated Disc
When the cushioning discs between your vertebrae rupture, the result is often debilitating pain and limited mobility.
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Neck Pain
Whether it's a dull ache or a sharp pain, neck pain can significantly impact your life.
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Back Pain
From muscle strains to spinal misalignments, back pain has many potential culprits.
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Spine Injuries
A spine injury can be a serious matter, but our non-invasive techniques can often provide significant relief and support healing.
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Sciatica
This shooting pain that travels along your sciatic nerve is often caused by a herniated disc or other spinal issue.
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Numbness and Tingling
If you're experiencing these sensations in your arms or legs, it could be a sign of nerve compression.
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Soft Tissue Injuries
Sprains, strains, and tears to your muscles, tendons, and ligaments can be incredibly painful.
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Injuries to Ligaments
Ligament injuries can destabilize your joints and cause chronic discomfort. Our care focuses on supporting the healing process and restoring stability to the affected area.
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Chronic Soreness
We offer comprehensive care that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of chronic pain, using adjustments, physical therapy, and other supportive measures to help you find relief and regain your well-being.
