High Tech Diagnostic Testing:
The doctors use objective, computerized diagnostic testing equipment
to measure the amount and severity of your injuries. Our testing
methods include manual muscle performance, dual
inclinometer range of motion testing, and x-ray analysis. Because we use specialized
testing equipment we are often the first and only doctors to
diagnose the many hidden injuries resulting from auto and job
accidents.
Tests Preferred by Attorneys and Auto Insurance Agents:
Attorneys prefer the diagnostic techniques we use in our office
because they confirm the exact amount of injury. Attorneys know it
is important to have well-documented, objective testing procedures
to prove the existence of injuries.
Insurance agents prefer the highly specific diagnosis we provide,
because it gives them an accurate record of the injuries and helps
them track the progress of the injured patient throughout their
treatment plan.
What should you do if you have been involved in an automobile or job
related accident recently?
Whether you have pain or not you should make an appointment to have
a comprehensive examination performed. We can determine the amount
and severity of your injuries and let you know immediately if the
future of your health is in danger.
Consultations
typically last one to one-and-a-half hours.
Who
will pay for my health care?
If you have recently been involved in an auto accident, your auto
insurance company, or the auto insurance company of the party that
hit you, will pay for any medically necessary treatment. You are
entitled to receive any health care treatment required to return you
to pre-accident status. Job related injuries are covered through
the State Board of Labor and
Industries (L&I) provided by your
employer. If you have any questions about insurance, please call our
office manager Lorie, and she will happily answer any questions you
may have.
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