why does my lawyer want me to go to a chiropractor

Your lawyer will also want you to see a chiropractor as quickly as possible after your accident to help strengthen your claim for compensation. Your attorney knows that the longer you wait to seek treatment, the harder it will be to obtain the full amount of compensation that you are owed for your medical expenses and suffering.

Full Answer

What is the point of seeing a chiropractor?

A chiropractor is trained to make sure your body is functioning as optimally as possible by using spinal manipulations to relieve pain in your joints and muscles. These spinal adjustments will increase blood flow and nerve conductivity to the joints and muscles that are experiencing pain.

Can a chiropractor diagnose anything?

Chiropractors diagnose and treat many different spinal disorders that cause musculoskeletal or nerve pain. Similar to other types of doctors, a chiropractor performs a physical and neurological examination as part of his or her process of making an accurate diagnosis.

Is it worth it to go to a chiropractor?

There are plenty of benefits to going to the chiropractor. The improvement in your quality of life is really a stand-out factor. It makes for a happier day-to-day, in a way surgery or other expensive medical treatments may not. However, in chiropractic care, they are an excellent side effect.

Why do doctors hate chiropractors?

Historically, the medical associations have demonstrated resentment to any other community treating the ill. So first and foremost, it started out as a turf war. Secondarily, Medical Doctors don't really understand what Chiropractors do, as they were not trained in spinal manipulation techniques.

What can chiropractors not treat?

If medication or surgery is a better treatment for your condition, your chiropractor should let you know. Chiropractors do not prescribe drugs or do surgery....Also, chiropractors do not treat:Thinning of bones (osteoporosis)Broken bones.Bone tumors.Infections.Severe arthritis.

When should you not see chiropractor?

Certain types of Chiropractic Adjustments should be avoided for the following physical contraindications: Severe osteoporosis, cancer in the spine or spinal abnormalities. Numbness, tingling, or loss of strength in an arm(s) or leg(s) An increased risk of stroke or have had strokes.

What to expect the first time you go to the chiropractor?

Your first visit will likely involve an adjustment. This is a quick and painless process most of the time. You will lie on a table and the chiropractor can push, pull, or twist sections of your body to identify and repair any misalignments in your spine.

Can chiropractic help anxiety?

Chiropractic care has been shown to lower blood pressure, proving that chiropractic care can help decrease symptoms associated with anxiety and depression. This can help those who suffer from mental health issues feel more at ease and stable as they utilize chiropractic care to manage their symptoms.

Why do you need to see a chiropractor?

Visiting a chiropractor regularly will help reduce the chances of chronic conditions developing later in life as a byproduct of your accident.

What does a chiropractor do?

As your chiropractor, we will address the root of your injury, focusing on healing you rather than simply helping you manage the pain.

What is the job of a car accident recorder?

Part of our job is to record all injuries and produce a report that may be submitted to your auto insurance carrier to document the extent of those injuries.

Does auto insurance pay bills?

Even if you submit claims as your treatment progresses, auto insurance providers will not help you pay your bills along the way. They expect you to pay the invoices on your own and keep track of your expenses. If you win your case, your auto insurance company will then write you a check for a lump sum to cover those expenses (hopefully).

Who is expected to pay medical bills?

In other words, your auto insurance provider (or the provider for whoever is at fault) is expected to cover your medical bills.

Can a chiropractor tell you when to stop treatment?

As a result, only your chiropractor can tell you when it’s time to stop treatment.

The Need for a Chiropractor

If you are involved in any sort of personal injury accident, you might need urgent medical treatment. However, there are some injuries that should not be handled by just any medical professional. Unfortunately, there are many injuries that are ignored – covered up with pain management.

Should I Agree to See a Chiropractor?

I was set up with a chiropractor by my lawyer; should I go? The first thing that you should acknowledge is that you do not have to do exactly as your lawyer says. Your lawyer has a duty to provide you with recommendations to help both your recovery and your case.

Why is My Lawyer Recommending a Specific Chiropractor?

Through handling many different cases revolving around different injuries and incidents, legal professionals make connections with different professionals. In many cases, claimants want to use their own doctors and chiropractors.

Seek Legal Assistance

Although you could benefit from seeing a chiropractor, it is possible that your attorney is referring you to a chiropractor even though you cannot benefit from treatment in any way.

Lawrence Joseph Marraffino

You might also try to negotiate the bills down by arguing over how helpful chiropractic really is as a treatment for dog bites to the legs. More

Julie S Luhrsen

Technically, you are responsible for the bills. But I think under the circumstances, the lawyer should at least call the chiropractor to see if he can bill health insurance, give you a discount, or waive the bill. Otherwise, you can negotiate the bill on your own to what is reasonable if you feel the bill is inflated (probably).

Jeffrey Alan Adelman

Unfortunately, the answer is probably yes. If you have health insurance, you can submit it through your insurance carrier but, if you signed a "lien and agreement to pay", you are probably on the hook. Another option would be to retain another attorney to pursue the personal injury case.

Insurance Companies Track These Relationships And Offer LOWER Settlements!

That’s right. Insurance companies keep information on your lawyer and your doctor. Insurance companies know which lawyers settle for small amounts and which lawyers will prepare their cases for court. The insurance company knows that billboard lawyer won’t go to court.

Your Lawyer Is Running Up Unnecessary Charges That Will Benefit Him BUT NOT YOU!

Remember the old saying — It’s all good, until you get the bill! It’s so true with settlement mill lawyers. They promise to take care of everything for you. And, they do. But, you pay a big price!

Your Lawyer Has A Conflict That Impacts His Ability To Negotiate Subrogation Claims!

Let’s look at a normal car accident injury case. You are hurt. You seek medical care. Maybe you have private health insurance like Blue Cross. Maybe you participate in a government plan like Medicare or Medicaid. Either way, the provider pays your bills.

If Your Case Goes To Trial, The Chiropractor Or Doctor (Who Works Exclusively For Your Lawyer) May Get Destroyed On Cross-Examination!

Trial! If you are like most folks, you hope your case settles. I get it. Most people would prefer not to be in trial.

What Should You Do?

If you suffered a serious injury, look for a serious lawyer. Do your research. Talk to local lawyers. (Don’t settle for any firm where you only speak to runners, investigators or staff). If you have access to health coverage or care, get the treatment you need. Your health should be the top priority.