
Physical Therapy Vs. Massage Therapy
When we feel muscle pain, many times our most recurring thought is “I need a massage,” but we never stop to think if our pain goes beyond something that a massage can cure. It is very important to know the differences between physical therapy and massage therapy to have broader criteria when choosing how
BY: Dr. Newman

Add this natural pain management to your care: Foot Levelers
Let’s talk about foot levelers Custom foot levelers can reduce pain, improve walking, reduce stress on other parts of the body, and stop or prevent the development of foot deformities. Foot levelers are unique, handmade, and specially designed for your feet, from these, we will obtain great benefits such as improved balance and a stabilized
BY: Dr. Newman

Dry Needling
Dry needling is a modern treatment technique designed to ease muscular pain. In this procedure, small filiform needles that don’t inject fluid into the body (that’s why the term “dry” is used) are inserted into myofascial trigger points (known as painful knots in muscles), tendons, ligaments, or near nerves in order to stimulate a healing
BY: Dr. Newman

Dancing: The perfect complement to chiropractic treatment
Usually, chiropractors prescribe home exercise as part of their management plan. Advice concerning home exercise was equally associated with positive outcomes. The lack of patient engagement in prescribed exercise is one of the main limiting factors in its potential efficacy in treating musculoskeletal conditions. Health not only means the “absence of illness”, but a state
BY: Dr. Newman

Relieving pregnancy discomfort through chiropractic care
During pregnancy, the human body goes through many changes to provide a baby with the best environment to grow healthy. As the baby grows, with an average weight gain of 25 to 35 pounds, the mother’s spine shifts and affects the musculoskeletal and nervous systems, causing discomfort. Recent studies have shown that approximately 50% of
BY: Dr. Newman

Does Your Injury Qualify For An OWCP Claim? 5 Key Questions
Sadly, when it comes to having a Worker’s Compensation claim accepted, things are not that black and white. The Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) has a very specific set of rules and standards for making the connection between what happened at work and an injury. If you are a mail carrier and a dog
BY: Dr. Michael Newman

An Orthotic for Every Activity
Have you experienced foot or heel pain recently? If you answered, “YES,” there are some aspects you need to consider before buying orthotics. Feet carry all the body’s weight when we’re standing or being active. Bad posture, standing up for long periods, and not wearing the right shoes, among other factors, can cause foot pain.
BY: Dr. Newman

Acupuncture For Back Pain Relief
Nearly 65 million Americans have reported a back pain episode. 8% of adults experience persistent or chronic back pain as a result of performing certain everyday activities. Economic Impact of Back Pain Back pain is a matter that needs to be taken seriously, as it’s the sixth most costly condition in the United States. Patients
BY: Dr. Newman

DOL Doctors Are Different
If you choose a doctor who doesn’t understand DOL workers comp, you’ll likely have to use your personal health insurance. That means copays and deductibles, but worst of all, it means that you will lose your lifetime workers compensation benefits. DOL Doctors are different because we know how to file your federal work injury claim
BY: Dr. Michael Newman

4 Common Questions about Florida Workers Compensation
Florida workers compensation can be difficult to understand. When you’re injured on the job, what you need is to know what you can expect when you file a claim. You need something that is uncomplicated and straightforward, which is what I want to provide to you today. As a doctor who is well-versed in workers
BY: Dr. Michael Newman