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Chiropractics and Auto Accidents

Car wrecks are violent sudden impacts that our bodies are not built to endure. In many auto accidents the alignment of our spinal cords and lumbar area slip out of place causing extreme pain and limited mobility. Chiropractic treatment can be very useful and is a common treatment for people who have been injured in an auto accident.

Andrew Tobergte- Cincinnati Accident attorney in Warren County, Butler County, and Hamilton County.

Christopher Sndyer.
Cincinnati Personal Injury Attorney.

Kyle McKenzie Attorney at Law
is a Cincinnati Workers Compensation Attorney.

The first time an individual is published is a day to remember for any personal injury lawyer; I personally commended Andrew Tobergte when he was first published on the internet last year.  Andrew's article titled, " Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer to File an Auto Claim" was approved by the human editors who make up E-Zine, an online publishing website.  All of the articles written on this blog have been and are written by the Cincinnati personal injury lawyers of

If you’ve been involved in a automobile accident in Cincinnati, hopefully your insurance coverage includes a medical payment provision (or “medpay”). A medical payment provision is intended to act much like traditional health insurance up to a set dollar amount(typically between $500 and $5000) and covers medical expenses related to the car crash (e.g., hospital bills, ambulance bills, physical therapy, chiropractic).

Winter weather is upon us here in Cincinnati, and that means that with the snow and ice that car accidents are on the rise! We have a peculiar winter in that our temperatures border on the freezing point on many days in the winter. This means that we can get rain or have melting snow during the day with temperatures above freezing, and then when the sun goes down and the temperatures fall at around 6PM, this moisture can turn into ice on the roads.

A One Car, Car Wreck on I-275

Following a Cincinnati work injury, an injured worker may suffer from permanent or "residual" damage or impairment. An injured employee may then be compensated for this damage through what is commonly referred to as a "C-92" or  "PPD" award. For example, an Ohio worker may fracture his tailbone after falling at work and suffer permanent loss of mobility. He or she may then be eligible for an award based on that impairment or loss.

There are a number of different ways the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) might pay an injured worker's comp claim, including, but not limited to: temporary total disability compensation, wage loss, non-working wage loss, and living maintenance. Compensation may be payable for many types of injuries (e.g., back, knees, feet, elbows, shoulders, ribs, eyes, etc.).

Generally speaking, temporary total disability compensation (TTD) is payable where