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Beach Pain Center has a team dedicated to alleviating and treating your pain. If you have been in an accident or experience pain throughout your daily routine, we are here to help.
The Beach Pain Center primary office is conveniently located in Fort Worth just east of downtown and serves the Dallas-Fort Worth community.
Our staff is very knowledgeable when it comes to chiropractic treatment and pain management which allows us to achieve the best possible out comes for our patients.
If you are in pain, contact our office to learn how or multidisciplinary treatments can help you. We offer free consultations and accept most insurances to make sure you get the proper treatment as fast as possible.
The experienced doctors at Beach Pain Center treat and provide comprehensive care for a variety of health problems and injuries. Find your condition below to learn more about how Beach Pain Center can help you today.
If you’ve been in a car accident, you shouldn’t be surprised if your doctor sends you to a chiropractor for treatment. Chiropractors treat a variety of wounds, including soft tissue injuries like whiplash and muscle strains.
While these might seem minor in comparison to what could’ve happened, a soft-tissue injury can still take weeks of recovery—which means weeks of medical bills.
We often hear this statement from new patients: “I was in an auto accident, and my lawyer sent me to a chiropractor. What do I do now?”
Most people in this situation don’t think much beyond the current moment.
It’s likely you’re still recovering from the shock of the accident and the unwelcome change it has brought to your life. You may be in pain and suffering from health issues related to the accident. The last thing you want to worry about is where to go to get the best care for your injury.
That’s where we come in.
Weight lifting is a classic way to get in shape and blow off some steam. If you’re a seasoned fitness expert or just getting into this healthy habit, it’s important to know about how to prevent lower back pain and how to prevent a back injury when you’re weight lifting.
Whether you experience a sedentary lifestyle at the desk or actively jog, juggle children, and manage a household, you’ve likely experienced some lower back pain or strain at times. The muscles in your lower back are among the ones we use most—even during mundane activities, like maintaining posture or driving a car.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries suffered by people who get into car accidents.
Television shows and movies frequently depict sufferers of whiplash as cons or exaggerators seeking to connect with money. Almost anyone who frequently watches television or movies can think of at least one scene in which an alleged victim whips off their neck brace to reveal that they are not truly injured.
Despite this very flippant treatment in the media, whiplash remains a serious and common injury that affects tens of thousands across the United States every year. Anyone who has suffered a motor vehicle accident could potentially develop whiplash as a result.
Those that have been injured should not let media depictions of whiplash dictate how they respond to their injuries. Medical care, including physical therapy and even ongoing chiropractic care, could help improve the daily lives of those with whiplash.
