Professionally Integrated Care helps you with practice management and treating patients who are suffering from pain and injuries. We are dedicated to helping you understand the complexities of various injuries and conditions, making you an expert in the field. We want to give you all the tools necessary to manage every aspect of your practice, including patient intake and initial evaluation, documentation, diagnosis and billing codes, along with treating patients, working with insurance companies, and lawyers, and even sitting on the stand as an expert witness.
Most sites dealing with motor vehicle crashes take a lawyer-centric approach. They teach you how to help attorneys push a quick settlement, leaving your patients dissatisfied. We emphasize patient care first and foremost, helping you to keep your patients happy by focusing on their needs and priorities. They’ll feel better about their treatment, and you’ll feel confident that you are providing them with top-quality care that you can be proud of. We are dedicated to helping you treat patients. Our goal is to teach you how to identify and treat pain and injuries. Our approach gives you the skills and knowledge you need to help your patients reclaim their health. We use a research based method to validate our treatments, giving you the most up-to-date information for common pathologies, including those related to motor vehicle crashes. By fully understanding the causes and effects of various conditions and injuries, you’ll be able to treat your patients better and, and if necessary, you’ll be able to go into trial with the confidence you need to help your patients receive proper compensation.
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Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a paper where the authors looked at a “loss the cervical curve”, degeneration, and how it correlates. The way they fixed it to prevent further degeneration is fusion. As chiropractors this is a structural abnormality, a true subluxation, and I believe we can address this better than almost any other treatment and by doing… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is an interesting paper that discusses CAROTID ARTERY INJURY after a crash and raises the clinical question if we should do angiograms after trauma. This is a tough clinical decision to make as we want to start with a more conservative approach, yet trauma such as crashes, have shown to disrupt the vessels of the… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, if you accurately diagnose a “facet injury”, which as a member you have information on the site showing how to do an exam for facets, as well as lots of research to explain facetogenic pain as well as imaging findings. Here is a paper that shows facet injuries can cause ongoing constant pain and central sensitization which… Read More