Your morning coffee has perked you up, you've knotted your tie, laced up your shoes, pulled out of your driveway and are making your way toward downtown €Any City,' Arizona. Your XM radio is tuned to political talk, your mind is racing with arguments against the current caller, and your cellphone starts to ring. Rather than turning on your BluTooth like you should have, you reach into the passenger seat, fumble for your smartphone, and miss it by inches. You're expecting a call from a hiring manager, and absolutely need to be available to make an appointment for a second interview €" you have to get that phone. So, you brace the steering wheel against your knee, and reach into the passenger seat far enough to touch the door handle on the opposite side of the car€¦this is a no-no.
Because your eyes aren't on the road, and you aren't in the right position to stop in time, you plow right into the back of a large diesel pick up. Your airbags deploy, and you are knocked unconscious by the force of the air decompressing.
You wake up behind the wheel of your car, you nose is bleeding profusely, your coffee has spilled all over your lap, and your cell phone has stopped ringing. The man at your window is banging on the door, trying to pry it open and get you out.
Hours later, you are in the ER being checked out by a tired ER doctor who has been on the clock for 16 hours. He patches up your face and sends you home €" but is that enough? No matter what the ER doctor says, you need to visit an Arizona car accident doctor. These doctors are trained for trauma situations, post-accident, and may be the only ones that can identify the hidden injuries you have incurred for your momentary lapse of judgment.
An Arizona car accident doctor is there to make sure that everything possible that can happen in an accident hasn't happened to you. This chiropractic professional will check your broken nose, recheck the x-rays from the emergency room, and do a thorough physical to make sure that you aren't experiencing any after effects of the accident. If you are in need of any further care, he will make sure that you are provided all of the testing and treatments you need to get back behind the wheel, get back to work, and move on with your life. Good luck and remember: eyes on the road!.