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Services Provided by Our Rehabilitation Center in Kent
Working with a chiropractor in Kent, WA, is often the first step after an accident or fall, but many injuries need a structured plan to heal well. The services below address both the physical damage and the paperwork that can follow, from auto claims to workplace reports.
Car Accident Recovery
Even a low-speed collision can strain the neck, back, and shoulders. Stiffness, headaches, or tingling sometimes appear days later, which is why an early evaluation is helpful.
Treatment often combines chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, and laser protocols designed for whiplash. As symptoms ease, we add exercises that rebuild strength and range of motion in the injured area.
Personal Injury Care
A personal injury case usually involves claims adjusters and sometimes an attorney, who need clear records of what happened and how you’re progressing over time.
Our clinic keeps detailed documentation at every stage and communicates with attorneys and other healthcare providers when appropriate. We also work directly with auto insurance and PIP benefits, which can make the process easier to manage while you focus on healing.
Therapeutic Exercises
Therapeutic exercises help rebuild strength, flexibility, and stability after an injury. Each program is based on your exam and the specific tasks that have become difficult, such as lifting, turning your head, or bending forward.
Your provider guides you through each movement in the office and shows you how to continue safely at home. As you get stronger, the program becomes more challenging so your body can handle the demands of work and daily life again.
Work Injury Treatment
Jobs in construction, warehouses, healthcare, and other physical fields put steady stress on the back, shoulders, and knees. A single heavy lift or months of repetitive motion can lead to strains, sprains, or ongoing discomfort.
We treat these injuries with chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, and targeted exercise, and our team can help you understand your coverage options for work-related care. The goal is to get you back to your job with less pain and a plan to lower the risk of another injury.
Corrective Exercises
Corrective exercises focus on movement patterns that may be contributing to your symptoms, such as rounded shoulders from desk work or weak hip muscles that place extra load on the lower back.
This work is usually introduced once acute pain has calmed down. It helps improve posture and muscle balance, which can make it easier to stay active and keep the same problem from returning.