Concussion

If you’re involved in a car accident, it can leave you scarred - not just physically, but mentally. Following the wreck, there will often be a period of recovery, especially if you were seriously injured. Auto accidents are unexpected and can happen to anyone, anytime. [...]

The smell of fresh-cut grass is in the air; the weather is warming; and Little League is in full swing! Spring and summer are refreshing times of year to be outdoors and watch your children play, but don’t forget there is always an element of risk involved.

Tennessee and Kentucky have seen more than their fair share of weather-related disasters in recent years, and the threat of strong storms is ever increasing. Whether it’s been a flood or a tornado reported on the news, the messaging has always involved the warning of strong and [...]

In the United States, 30 million children and teens participate in some form of organized sports, and every year there are roughly 3.5 million sport-related injuries with many suffering serious injuries and even death. By far, the most common injuries are sprains and strains.

From sprains and strains to long-term pains, even minor car accidents can lead to overwhelming medical bills and stress.

Did you know that road rage can increase your chances of getting into an accident? While you might not be prone to road rage, many other people are. This means, you may find yourself involved in an auto accident whether you practice the safest road skills or not. With this in [...]

Every job type presents some sort of safety hazard, and some jobs have occupational hazards that are more transparent than others. Employers should have safety rules and regulations in place to help prevent these accidents.

Car accidents are dangerous and frightening, but one danger we often forget about is concussions. According to the CDC, concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and they can be caused by car accidents. Not only can concussions have immediate symptoms, but they can [...]

Have you ever been in an accident and walked away from the scene thinking you were completely fine then later experienced symptoms of injuries?