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For the Illinois side of the river . Advertising material published for Missouri Injury Clinic, Joseph L. Hollingsworth, DC

• Riding Along After a Crash: Why Passengers Still Deserve an Exam
  The person in the passenger seat often feels fine at the scene and sore two days later, and an exam can help sort out what the ride may have left behind.2026-10-22
• Reading Your Visit Record Before Your Next Exam
  A plain guide to the shorthand, gaps, and patterns in a visit record, and how to bring them to your next appointment.2026-10-22
• Fumbling Buttons After a Wreck: Keep a Hand Log for Your Visit
  Dropped keys and clumsy buttons after a crash are worth writing down, along with a clear plan for when to get seen right away.2026-10-22
• Eyes After the Wreck: The Vision Changes Worth Writing Down
  A short list of eye and vision changes to track after a crash, and how to raise them at your next visit.2026-10-22
• An exam and an adjustment are two different decisions
  Before traveling from the Metro East for a chiropractic visit, ask how the office separates an examination from a decision about treatment.2026-10-21
• You need an exam, but your child needs to come with you
  Before postponing a visit because you have no sitter, ask what the office allows and who will watch your child while you are being examined.2026-10-20
• Use the calendar, not “a few days ago”: dates that make a crash record clearer
  A short timeline can help your clinician separate the collision, the first symptoms and the changes that brought you in this week.2026-10-18
• When the crossing runs late: a backup plan for the bridge and the 12 to 2 close
  A stalled truck on the Poplar Street or a ballgame letting out downtown can stretch a crossing well past what you planned. How east bank readers keep an exam from falling through.2026-09-12
• Your Illinois doctor and a Missouri exam: keeping one record across two states
  The crash exam is in Missouri. The family doctor is in Edwardsville or Belleville. How an east bank reader keeps both clinicians working from the same facts.2026-09-01
• Nervous on the bridge: the first drives back across the river after a crash
  A wreck rattles more than the neck. For east bank readers who cross for work, the first trips back over the Mississippi can feel different. What is common, what to mention at an ex2026-08-22