Thanks for checking out our 7 video series concerning auto accident injuries. Our goal for this course is to guide you through the process of dealing with your auto accident injuries. And today, we start with looking at the challenges of using 3rd party insurances.

Sports injuries often involve a great deal of force or trauma when they occur.  That said, injuries resulting from auto accidents respond extremely well to the same treatments we utilize on our athletic patients.  There is often a great deal of anxiety and...

How Can I Afford the Medical Care I Need? One of the first questions our offices get asked is about payment for medical treatment of car accident injuries.  The time following an auto accident can be financially straining due to lost income, automobile expenses and...

Dr. Tim Runnels of North Houston Chiropractic shows in the video below, a typical chiropractic office setup for the treatment of personal injury accidents. Dr. Runnels' office services the areas of North Houston, Spring, Humble, and The Woodlands. He showed his...

Following an auto accident, it is imperative that someone who has pain be evaluated and treated as soon as possible.  This needs to be done to rule out significant injury that may require immediate referral for bracing, casting or surgery.  In cases where the injury...

Whiplash is a common auto accident injury. Once is occurs, a patient could suffer from long-term issues, such as chronic headaches, neck pain, and visual or auditory disturbances. Recent evidence shows that the position of a person’s head at the time of the accident...

Following a car accident, a common injury is that of a disc herniation. Some patients undergoing auto injury treatment may wonder if spinal manipulation will help their recovery. There have been some studies, though not compelling, that suggest manipulation of the...

A question most people don’t understand the answer to. The insurance industry would like you to believe that this is true. It is absolutely the opposite of what you might think and simple physics is the answer. Look no further than the sport of auto racing as proof....