Being injured is one of the most devastating experiences that one can endure as an athlete. It takes a specialized chiropractor to help you recover as quickly and efficiently as possible.
See below for an in-depth guide on how to find the best chiropractor for sports injuries, auto accidents, and so much more.
However, how can you discern which chiropractors are the real deal? With so many in the area, how can you be sure that you’re going to the right one? There are a few ways that you can find out:
If you still want more in-depth information, you can reach out to the chiropractor’s office and request a few references that you can call to learn more.
You’ll get the chance to meet the chiropractor and the members of his/her team that will assist you in your recovery. They’ll examine your injury and possibly take a few x-rays (depending on the injury).
After the run a few tests, they’ll list out a detailed plan for your recovery. They can tell you about the experiences they’ve had in the past, as well as go more in-depth with what the priorities are in your rehabilitation.
The initial appointment is also when you get to ask your chiropractor as many questions as you desire. Here are a few we recommend asking:
We’re sure that you have a few questions of your own. Don’t hesitate to ask them. The chiropractor and their team want to make sure you’re as comfortable and confident in their service as possible.
When it comes to injuries, finding an experienced chiropractor with a proven track record of success is the best route to go.
For that reason, you need to find someone that preaches natural rehab. Someone that will focus on improving your injury’s range of motion and get it back to 100-percent as quickly as possible.
Chiropractic care is an essential piece to the puzzle. It can reduce the pain you experience during recovery, as well as help the injury heal that much faster!
More importantly, you want to find someone that listens to your input. When they ask how you’re feeling, are they going to make adjustments depending on the feedback that you give them?
The chiropractor-patient relationship is all about to give and take. It’s about communicating your pain level to them so that they can help pinpoint ways of reducing the stress.
Depending on the injury, it could be a long road to recovery. Make sure that you have someone that’s willing to talk you through the entire process.
Co-Founder,
Former Chiropractor to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Co-Founder,
Former Chiropractor to the Tampa Bay Rays