Work-Related Injuries Care for the Delaware Area
Suffering from a work-related back, neck, or shoulder injury? The experienced chiropractors at First State Health & Wellness provide comprehensive care to relieve pain, restore function, and prevent long-term problems.
Common Work Injuries We See in Our Clinic
Our clinic sees many patients with musculoskeletal injuries sustained on the job, including
- Back strains and sprains from lifting or twisting
- Neck and shoulder injuries from repetitive motions or overexertion
- Compression injuries to the spine from slips, falls, or accidents
- Extremity injuries like sprains, tendinitis, etc.
Our Multimodal Approach to Recovering From an Injury
Our practice uses a whole-body approach to diagnose and treat the root cause of your work injury, not just the symptoms. Depending on your individual needs, your custom care plan may involve
- Chiropractic adjustments to correct spinal misalignments
- Soft tissue therapies like massage, stretching, and rehab exercises
- Modalities such as ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and cold laser
- Spinal decompression with our IDD therapy machine
- Ergonomic guidance and job modification recommendations
Offering Complementary Therapies for Optimal Results
Chiropractic care works seamlessly alongside other treatments like physical therapy and
medication management under your doctor’s supervision. While PT focuses on strengthening/stretching and medications dull pain, chiropractic addresses the biomechanical root cause to facilitate truly corrective healing.
Whether you’ve suffered a sudden work incident or are dealing with overuse issues like tendinitis or carpal tunnel syndrome, it’s never too late to benefit from chiropractic care. We help relieve acute pain and prevent future chronic problems.
Get the Expert Care You Need
Don’t let a work injury keep you out of commission! Get a complete evaluation and tailored treatment plan from the work injury specialists at First State Health & Wellness. Call us today to schedule.
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