When a work or auto accident causes spine or back pain, it can put your life on hold. At Complete Care, we provide comprehensive, compassionate treatment to help you get back to life, work and play. Our team includes board-certified and fellowship-trained spine and orthopedic doctors, interventional pain management providers and chiropractic neurologists who support you every step of the way – from diagnosis through rehabilitation.
Our orthopedic and spine injury care services include:
Orthopedic injuries from auto or work-related accidents can affect your bones, joints, ligaments, muscles or tendons due to sudden impact, heavy lifting or repetitive strain.
Symptoms vary depending on the accident and injury type.
Early treatment is key to preventing long-term damage and ensuring full recovery.
We provide comprehensive spine and orthopedic care designed to help you feel better faster, including:
Every treatment starts with a detailed evaluation. Our experienced team accurately diagnoses your injury’s severity while helping you feel comfortable throughout the process.
If surgery is needed, our skilled surgeons perform minimally invasive procedures in our orthopedic outpatient surgery centers. This allows us to schedule same-week treatments and helps you recover faster at home.
You’ll have a dedicated case manager guiding you through every step of the treatment process. They are your direct point of contact for any questions and concerns.
If your doctor recommends surgery to correct any significant spinal and orthopedic issues, our surgical coordinators and procedure verification team handle all scheduling and logistics, working with you from your initial consultation to your final post-operative visit.
Our experienced extremity surgeons offer a full range of musculoskeletal care, including minimally invasive surgery that reduces procedure time and discomfort.
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We want to help you return to your daily activities without the burden of chronic pain. Our providers offer nonsurgical, minimally invasive procedures to reduce pain and regain function. After a thorough evaluation, we can recommend the best option for you.
Our doctors have extensive training in clinically proven techniques, such as:
Steroids reduce inflammation. An epidural steroid injection delivers steroids directly into the epidural space, an area around the spine that contains sensitive nerve roots. The injections can address pain and inflammation caused by herniated or bulging discs.
This procedure involves injecting a small amount of local anesthetic into the facet joint or around the medial branch nerve. This procedure is a useful diagnostic tool for identifying the source of your pain. While not intended for long-term relief, it can provide extended benefits as healing progresses
Radiofrequency neurotomy uses heat to block pain signals to the brain. This procedure often provides long-term pain relief, lasting 9 to 14 months or longer. RFN is performed only after a medial branch block confirms the targeted area is the source of your pain.
A cortisone shot delivers a combination of a steroid and local anesthetic into a joint, such as the knee, shoulder, hip, or sacroiliac (SI) joint. The steroid reduces inflammation and swelling, while the anesthetic provides temporary pain relief.
Injections target the “knots” in skeletal muscles that cause pain and spasms. An anesthetic is injected to relax the muscle fibers, improve function and reduce pain.
At Complete Care, we combine the latest technologies and methodologies and compassionate care to help you find pain relief and regain mobility after an auto or work-related accident.
During your first visit, our board-certified physicians will perform a comprehensive medical exam, review your history and identify the source of your pain. We will then explain your treatment options so you can make an informed decision for your care.
Complete Care’s interventional pain management program uses a multidisciplinary approach to diagnose and treat pain caused by auto accidents. Our anesthesiologists, orthopedists, neurologists, chiropractors and nurses collaborate to create personalized treatment plans.
Our focus is on interventional treatments, but we also prescribe other pain management tools, such as back braces, TENS units or physical therapy after evaluating your needs. We create individual, comprehensive treatment plans to effectively treat your specific pain condition.
Most injections are outpatient procedures. Typically, you can go home within an hour of your appointment unless otherwise instructed by a physician.
When scheduling your procedure, you will receive specific instructions to ensure your safety and prevent rescheduling. This will include a list of medications to abstain from for seven days prior to your procedure. If you have any questions, your case manager or surgical coordinator will be happy to help.
Regain mobility and your quality of life. Complete Care’s skilled accident orthopedic doctors have extensive experience helping patients heal from trauma-related spine and orthopedic issues, and we look forward to providing the care you need.
Don’t wait to have your symptoms checked after an accident. We offer ride services, same-day and walk-in appointments so you can get the care you need.
Dylan Saulsbery, DC, DIBCN, DIBE, CBIS is a diplomate in Chiropractic Neurology and is certified to perform electrodiagnostic studies through the International Board of Chiropractic Neurology. Through comprehensive examinations which may include NCS and VNG testing, Dr. Saulsbery’s goal for his patients is to localize, characterize and properly diagnose a disorder or dysfunction. It is imperative that proper treatment be rendered so that a patient can return to his or her activity with optimal performance. Dr. Saulsbery serves as an active member and lecturer for the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology.
A chiropractic neurologist is a licensed chiropractor who has additionally completed a 3-year course of study in neurology, including academics and practical training, and has passed a written and practical certification examination by the International Board of Chiropractic Neurology (IBCN) or the American Chiropractic Neurology Board (ACNB).
A chiropractic neurologist is qualified to diagnose and treat neurological disorders involving the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves and the associated dysfunction of these systems. A chiropractic neurologist will not prescribe drugs or surgery, but rather recommend appropriate conservative treatment depending on the nature of the dysfunction. After a thorough evaluation, a potential patient may be deemed “not qualified” for conservative care and may need to be co-managed or referred to a medical neurologist or other provider until symptoms improve.
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