The appropriate doctor to treat whiplash injuries depends on the nature of your injuries, and could include a chiropractor, an orthopedist, or a neurosurgeon to name a few. It is very important to seek treatment from a doctor who understands the complexities of whiplash injuries and who knows how to treat the condition properly. All too often patients are told that they only need to take pain medications for a short period of time and their symptoms will go away on their own.

Yes. An injured worker is entitled to medical treatment reasonably necessary to overcome the effects of the injury. The employer has the right to select the doctor who will treat the injury. That doctor is called the "authorized treating physician". A change of authorized treating physician will only be made if the Workers' Compensation Director finds that the services rendered have been unsatisfactory.

Yes, treatment is available for MVA injuries. However, please see a Primary Health Care Practitioner (medical doctor, chiropractor or physiotherapist) for diagnosis prior to booking in. Please call ahead of time with your insurance claim number so the amount of treatments you will be receiving can be confirmed before you come in.

Dr. Schiller is an eye plastic surgeon, specializing in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the eyelids, tear ducts, and orbit. Doctors in this specialty are uniquely qualified to perform delicate and precise surgery of the eyelids.

We can. It is typically our preference that clients seek treatment from their existing health care providers (or request a referral from them). But if you do not have an existing health care provider or your provider requires payment before the resolution of your case, we can provide you with a list of quality health care providers that we know who will not require payment until after the resolution of your case.

Whiplash refers to an injury to the neck, head and shoulders after being subjected to a snapping motion, either forward and back or side to side. These neck injuries are frequently caused by traffic accidents.

Often we hear patients say that it is like having someone work on a window above you, or perhaps working on your glasses surface.

Our work comp insurance program provides us with a preferred medical network specifically developed for injured workers to address occupational injuries. Your HR office or your work comp insurance provider will assist you in obtaining authorized treatment within the work comp network. Seeking treatment with a physician that is not authorized could result in non-payment by the work comp insurance company.

Initial non-operative treatment will include physical therapy and a home exercise program. Ongoing, unrelieved pain may require surgery.

In most cases the client will see acne start to improve after the first treatment. Mild redness of the skin within the treatment area may occur immediately after treatment, but this usually disappears within a few hours. Otherwise, there is minimal discomfort and no side effects. To achieve optimal results, several treatments are generally needed, with the exact number treatments varying from client to client and also depending on the severity of the acne.

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There are many different brands of excimer laser which are currently being used worldwide in refractive surgery. Dr. Denman uses the Alcon Ladarvision Exicimer Laser.