Pain at work often builds slowly, then shows up all at once.

In this conversation, Darrell and Dr. Allison Jancik unpack how posture, repetitive stress, tech neck, poor ergonomics, and even hydration can impact long term health and workplace performance. They also explore why on site chiropractic care is becoming a proactive benefit for employers who care about productivity, retention, and injury prevention.

Key Takeaways

→ Why small aches at work can become bigger injuries when ignored.

→ How text neck, desk posture, and screen habits create long term strain.

→ What employers gain by treating wellness as a business strategy.

→ The surprising connection between movement, productivity, and prevention.

→ Simple no cost changes workers can make today to reduce pain.

→ Why accessible on site care can keep people healthier and working better.

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EverSown Chiropractic

https://eversown.com

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If you have questions about injury claims or protecting yourself after an accident, connect with Burrow & Associates for guidance.

Most people assume that if they walk away from an accident, the worst is over. That is not always true.

In this episode, Darrell Burrow sits down with Joseph H. Kostuch of HPRC Physical Therapy to talk about what injury recovery actually looks like after a workplace accident or motor vehicle crash. Joe shares why the first few days can be misleading, how physical therapists help identify what is normal soreness versus something more serious, and why movement, consistency, and documentation all play a major role in recovery. He also explains Georgia’s direct access window for physical therapy and why early care can help prevent bigger issues later.

→ Why symptoms often change in the first days and weeks after an accident

→ What physical therapists look for when evaluating a new injury patient

→ How early therapy can help prevent secondary problems and delayed recovery

→ Why home exercises and simple movement matter more than people think

→ Why patients should not stop treatment just because they start feeling better

→ How outcomes and progress are measured over time during recovery

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Get in touch with guest Joseph H. Kostuch and HPRC Physical Therapy at: https://www.hprc.net/

Reach out to Darrell Burrow at Burrow & Associates: https://legalatlanta.com/

Most people think workers compensation is there to protect them. Until they actually need it.

If you get hurt at work, the clock starts immediately. What you report, what you do not report, who sends you for treatment, and how fast your employer responds can all shape what happens next.

In this episode of Crashes, Claims & Clarity, attorney Darrell Burrow sits down with longtime Georgia attorney Tom Holder, who has represented injured workers since 1984. Tom has spent more than four decades helping people understand their rights, avoid costly mistakes, and navigate a system that can feel confusing, slow, and stacked against them. He also brings a broader perspective through his leadership in workers compensation law and his work as a certified mediator.

This conversation gets into the real problems injured workers face after an accident on the job. Not the polished version. The real one. Delayed reporting. Delayed treatment. Employers who do not move the process forward. Doctors who say someone is ready to go back when they know they are not. Confusion between workers compensation and personal injury. And the hard truth that one bad move early on can create problems that follow a case for months or years.

Tom explains why reporting the injury immediately matters, what workers' compensation actually covers, why medical care is often the biggest battle, and how quickly an injured worker can feel like everyone in the process works for the company except them. He also shares what happens to families when a serious work injury changes income, health, and daily life simultaneously.

If you have ever wondered what to do after a workplace injury or whether something about your claim feels off, this episode is worth your time.

In this episode

→ Why waiting to report a workplace injury can seriously damage a claim

→ What workers' compensation covers and what it does not

→ How workers' comp differs from personal injury

→ Why medical treatment delays are such a major issue

→ What happens when an injured worker is pushed back to work too soon

→ Why talking to an attorney early can save people from avoidable mistakes

Connect with Tom Holder

Gerber and Elkins

678.802.8650

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https://legalatlanta.com/

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If you know someone who works on job sites, in warehouses, in healthcare, in transportation, or anywhere injuries happen fast and confusion follows faster, send them this episode.