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Written by Dr. Ron Losiewicz, D.C. — Denver Car Crash Doctor, Injury Recovery Center. Post-doctoral studies, Spine Research Institute of San Diego. Exclusively treats auto accident injuries across Denver, Lakewood, Englewood, and Aurora. ⚠️ Medical Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Every injury is unique. Please consult …

Written by Dr. Ron Losiewicz, D.C.Chiropractic Physician specializing in car accident injuries and concussion diagnostics | Injury Recovery Center, Denver When you’ve been in a car accident, your body doesn’t always show all its injuries at once. Neck pain might appear within hours. A headache might linger for days. And sometimes, what feels like whiplash …

After a car accident in Denver, you’re often juggling pain, confusion, and a pile of insurance paperwork. Your attorney tells you to “get treatment” and “document everything.” Your chiropractor mentions something called intersegmental traction—or a “roller table”—as part of your care plan. And you’re left wondering: Is this medically necessary? Will my attorney and the …

If you’ve been in a car accident in Denver and you’re weighing whether to see a chiropractor, you’re probably wondering: what to expect after a car accident chiropractor visit? Maybe you’ve seen videos on social media of aggressive neck-cracking or “roller tables,” and you’re understandably nervous. Or maybe you just don’t know what the process …

Written by Dr. Ron Losiewicz, D.C.Chiropractic Physician, Injury Recovery Center | Denver Car Crash Doctor | Concussion Diagnostic & Treatment Specialist When Your Headaches Won’t Go Away After a Car Accident: Concussion or Your Neck? You leave the ER after a car accident with instructions to “rest and follow up if symptoms worsen.” Two weeks …

What Is Intersegmental Traction Therapy? Intersegmental traction therapy is a gentle, passive treatment that uses a specialized table to create rolling, wave-like motions along your spine. You lie face-up on the table while rollers move beneath you, stretching and mobilizing each spinal segment without any forceful twisting or “cracking.” The goal is to reduce muscle …

If you’ve been in a car accident and you’re researching chiropractic care, you may have come across something called intersegmental traction therapy—or the “roller table.” Maybe you’ve seen photos of patients lying face-down while a table with moving rollers works along their spine. Maybe a friend told you it’s “required” after whiplash. Or maybe the …