Slip and Fall (Premises Liability) and No-Fault Medical Coverage As my avid blog followers are already well aware, I am a Baltimore chiropractor that spends the majority of my time treating personal injury clients that usually include motor vehicle collision injuries and worker’s compensation injuries. One form of personal injury that we see from time to time is a “slip and fall” injury, otherwise known as premises liability. Stated basically, every commercial property must carry
Why Did You Become A Baltimore Chiropractor? I spent a great weekend at the Maryland Chiropractic Association’s Spring Convention over this past weekend. Along with approximately 80 other Maryland licensed Chiropractors I was able to collect about 12 continuing education credits while listening to some of the best speakers across the nation. We had the pleasure of attending a lecture by Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, the president emeritus of Parker University in Texas. He has gone
Roll-Over Baltimore Car Accident Patient Presents with Neck Pain As my avid blog readers are aware, I am a Baltimore Chiropractor that spends the majority of my time in the office treating patients with whiplash symptoms following Baltimore auto accidents. As a Baltimore auto accident chiropractor, most of my patients typically present with some constellation of symptoms that include headaches, neck pain, radiating arm pain, mid back pain, lower back pain, and occasionally numbness and
Now Offering Pain Management For Baltimore Auto Accident Patients As many of my blog readers are well aware, I am a Baltimore chiropractor that spends the majority of my time treating Baltimore auto accident injuries though chiropractic care. I routinely treat headaches, neck pain, and back pain. For the most part my patients improve with treatment over a short course of therapy and are able to reach maximum medical improvement with my therapy. Other patients
Do I Need an MRI after a Baltimore Auto Accident Injury? As you no doubt are already aware, as a Baltimore Chiropractor that spends the majority of my time treating auto accident injuries and other personal injuries in Baltimore, I spend my fair share of time treating post-traumatic headaches, neck pain, back pain, and the occasional radiating arm or leg pain. I also treat patients that have not been involved in auto accident injuries but