TBI patients relearn basic skills through rehabilitation therapy
Imagine not remembering how to dress yourself in the morning or even how to move from your bed to an upright position in your bedroom chair. One of the most common causes of traumatic brain injury or...
View ArticleAre there different types of paralysis?
Depending on the types of vehicles involved and the speed at which they were traveling, a collision can have catastrophic consequences for both the vehicle occupants and their entire family. Severe...
View ArticleConnecticut police stepping up distracted driving enforcement
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. It is also a month when more people in Connecticut are expected to start driving more as restrictions on workplaces and other indoor gatherings...
View ArticleAvoid accidents with defensive driving tips
Defensive driving involves paying attention to other motorists and adjusting your reactions accordingly. The federal National Safety Council developed these techniques to reduce motor vehicle accident...
View Article2020 was a deadly year on Connecticut roads
Connecticut saw a 42% increase in the number of traffic deaths in 2020, despite there being fewer people on the roads, according to data from the National Safety Council. Nationwide, fatalities...
View ArticleAre you at risk for infection after a car accident?
Even though modern cars, trucks and SUVs have hundreds of safety features, motor vehicle accidents remain a leading cause of injury in the U.S. In fact, as many as 4.4 million individuals suffer some...
View ArticleWhy you should see a doctor even if your injury doesn’t feel severe
Going to the hospital is tedious, so we only tend to go when our injuries are evident. However, some injuries may seem insignificant at first and then progress into something worse. Seeking medical...
View ArticleSlip and fall accidents at swimming pools
Swimming pools are a summertime favorite destination for many families. However, wet surfaces and hard concrete can lead to serious injuries from slip and fall accidents. What do you need to know about...
View ArticleHow pedestrians can better protect themselves
The numbers are grim. Despite fewer motor vehicles on the road last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, pedestrian deaths in the U.S. soared 21% in 2020 compared with the previous year. The figure...
View ArticleTeen drivers, teen passengers a dangerous combination
It is no secret that in-vehicle cellphone use is a key contributor to many teen driver-involved car wrecks across Connecticut. However, other factors, too, play a role in how likely a teen-involved car...
View ArticleConnecticut Passes New Laws To Protect Pedestrains
Pedestrians, you may now advance to the crosswalk, signal that you intend to cross, and cross safely in compliance with law. Also, it is now against the law for a motorist to open a car door into your...
View ArticleWhat if my pre-existing condition made my personal injury worse?
Everyone knows that, if someone is negligent and you suffer an injury as a result, you have the right to bring a lawsuit against the responsible party to recover the costs of your medical bills and...
View ArticleConnecticut police stepping up distracted driving enforcement
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. It is also a month when more people in Connecticut are expected to start driving more as restrictions on workplaces and other indoor gatherings...
View ArticleAvoid accidents with defensive driving tips
Defensive driving involves paying attention to other motorists and adjusting your reactions accordingly. The federal National Safety Council developed these techniques to reduce motor vehicle accident...
View Article2020 was a deadly year on Connecticut roads
Connecticut saw a 42% increase in the number of traffic deaths in 2020, despite there being fewer people on the roads, according to data from the National Safety Council. Nationwide, fatalities...
View ArticleAre you at risk for infection after a car accident?
Even though modern cars, trucks and SUVs have hundreds of safety features, motor vehicle accidents remain a leading cause of injury in the U.S. In fact, as many as 4.4 million individuals suffer some...
View ArticleWhy you should see a doctor even if your injury doesn’t feel severe
Going to the hospital is tedious, so we only tend to go when our injuries are evident. However, some injuries may seem insignificant at first and then progress into something worse. Seeking medical...
View ArticleSlip and fall accidents at swimming pools
Swimming pools are a summertime favorite destination for many families. However, wet surfaces and hard concrete can lead to serious injuries from slip and fall accidents. What do you need to know about...
View ArticleHow pedestrians can better protect themselves
The numbers are grim. Despite fewer motor vehicles on the road last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, pedestrian deaths in the U.S. soared 21% in 2020 compared with the previous year. The figure...
View ArticleTeen drivers, teen passengers a dangerous combination
It is no secret that in-vehicle cellphone use is a key contributor to many teen driver-involved car wrecks across Connecticut. However, other factors, too, play a role in how likely a teen-involved car...
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