If you’ve been injured on the job, proper chiropractic care can be the difference between chronic pain and a full recovery. At Injury Recovery MD, our experienced Workers Comp Chiros offer personalized, evidence-based chiropractic treatments that help you heal from work-related injuries and return to work stronger and safer.
We proudly serve the Long Island, NY community and accept workers’ compensation insurance to simplify your recovery process.
Unlike general chiropractic services, our workers comp chiropractic care is tailored to the types of injuries most commonly sustained in the workplace. These include:
Lower back injuries from heavy lifting
Neck and upper back pain from poor posture or repetitive motion
Joint pain and stiffness from overuse
Spinal misalignments from slips, falls, or accidents
Our Workers Comp Chiros use hands-on adjustments, soft tissue therapy, and postural correction to restore mobility and relieve pain.
Our team works directly with your workers’ comp insurance carrier, handling the paperwork and documentation. Whether you’re filing a new claim or receiving ongoing care, we’ll support your case with accurate records and clear communication.
At Injury Recovery MD, we understand that no two jobs—or injuries—are the same. Whether you’re a healthcare worker, construction worker, retail associate, or office employee, our Workers Comp Chiros design treatment plans based on your occupation and recovery needs.
Call now to schedule your evaluation with a trusted Workers Comp Chiro and take your first step toward returning to work, pain-free.
Back pain, neck pain, joint strain, repetitive motion injuries, slipped discs, whiplash, and soft tissue issues.
Yes. In New York, chiropractic care is covered under workers’ comp when deemed medically necessary.
Absolutely. We provide proper documentation, medical reports, and support communication with your insurance provider and legal counsel.
During your first session, we will assess your injury, discuss your symptoms, and develop a personalized treatment plan. Depending on your condition, treatment may include chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, and targeted exercises.
Yes. Chiropractic care can reduce pain, restore function, and prevent future injury—helping you return to work safely and effectively.
