Personal Injury Specialists

Common Personal Injury Q&A

Worker’s Compensation

Q: What should I do if I have sustained an injury on the job?

A: If you’ve had an injury at work, you’ve taken an important first step by seeking help. We know this can be a challenging time, and we’re here to support you. It’s essential to find a physician who is not only skilled in diagnosing and treating Foot and Ankle issues but is also knowledgeable about the complexities of Worker’s Compensation claims. Our specialists are dedicated to providing comprehensive care while assisting you through this process, ensuring it’s as easy and stress-free as possible for you and your family.

Letters of Protection

Q: I’ve been involved in a car accident or work-related injury, and I’m represented by an attorney. How can your office help?

A: You’re in the right place. If you’ve experienced a traumatic event, our office will work closely with your legal team to provide expert diagnosis and treatment for your Foot and Ankle needs. We fully understand that navigating this situation can be overwhelming, and our goal is to take some weight off your shoulders by making this process as streamlined and efficient as possible for you and your family.

Auto Accidents

Q: What happens if I’m involved in an auto accident?

A: Accidents happen, and when they do, we want you to know that our practice is here for you during this difficult time. You can rely on our specialists to expertly diagnose and treat any Foot and Ankle injuries you may have sustained. We are committed to ensuring that your experience with us is seamless, making the entire process as straightforward as possible for you and your loved ones.

Q: What do I need to prepare for my appointment?

A: To help us serve you better and expedite your care, it’s vital to gather some important information before your visit.

Here’s a quick checklist:

1. Date of Injury: When did the incident occur?
2. Location of Accident: Where did it happen?
3. Who Was At Fault?: Understanding the details of the incident is crucial.
4. Auto Insurance Information: This includes your demographics (name, address, phone number, fax number, etc.).
5. Claim Number: This is essential for processing your case, along with the contact person for claims.
6. Any Medical Records: Bring along any relevant medical documents related to your injury.

By preparing this information ahead of time, you’ll help us provide you with the best possible care and service. Remember, we’re here every step of the way to assist you and your family!