If you’ve suffered an injury to your central nervous system or are experiencing bothersome symptoms, such as tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness, then book an appointment within this specialty. Nerve pain can take many forms and may appear in places other than where an injury may have occurred.

Almost every injury involves some type of pain. You may have pain at the site of the injury. That pain may radiate to other parts of the body as well. You may also experience nerve pain, headaches, and muscle pain that is related to your work-related injury. Our team will work to find a way to manage your pain, so you can focus on what is important: recovery.

This specialty focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases that affect adults. Being exposed to a disease while completing your duties may qualify as workers’ compensation case. These are considered occupational diseases. Common occupational diseases may include allergic reactions, asthma, hearing loss, and infectious diseases.

Injuries to your joints and bones can be extremely painful. Even sprains and strains within a joint can limit your mobility. Our specialists in this area will examine your injury, recommend immediate and ongoing treatments, and give you a specific plan to follow for your care.

This specialty focuses on injuries and ailments that occur with the feet. Many jobs require employees to be on their feet for most of the day. Over time, this can create repetitive use injuries. There is always the potential of an acute injury that requires treatment as well. Our team will examine your feet, recommend a treatment program, and work on correcting any disorders that may have developed.