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He routinely treats individuals involved in motor vehicle collisions.

Kirby Gengler, DC, is a chiropractic physician with more than 26 years of clinical experience in Colorado, specializing in the evaluation and management of traumatic spine injuries.

10/31/2026

Here's a distinction worth knowing: auto accident injury treatment and personal injury cases are related, but they aren't the same thing.

Auto accident injury treatment is about care. After a collision, symptoms like neck pain, back pain, or whiplash-related discomfort may benefit from an evaluation and an individualized plan. For appropriate patients, that may include gentle adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, or therapeutic exercises, focused on function and comfort.

Personal injury refers to the legal and claims side: questions of responsibility, insurance processes, and any related proceedings. That world has its own professionals and timelines.

You may encounter both at once, and that's common. But the care plan is built around your body and your exam findings, not around the paperwork, and care decisions stay focused on what supports your recovery.

Chiropractic care is not emergency care and does not replace necessary medical care. Severe or worsening symptoms should be directed to emergency care first.

Call (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/30/2026

After a collision, everyday grooming can ask more of your arms and neck than you expect. Washing, drying, brushing, and styling your hair may tire shoulder and neck muscles, and a salon chair or shampoo basin may not feel comfortable for your body that day.

A few small changes may help make the routine easier. Try a lower-maintenance style for a while, sit when you can, or take a break mid-routine. If standing is difficult, washing your hair over a tub or sink may be an option. You can also ask your stylist to adjust the chair or basin to a more comfortable position.

These everyday challenges are worth mentioning at an evaluation. They can help us understand what you’re experiencing and discuss care options that may be appropriate for you.

If you have severe or worsening symptoms or believe you may have an emergency, seek urgent or emergency care.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/29/2026

Recovering after an auto accident can make everyday pet care feel like a lot. A strong leash tug, bending to fill food bowls or clean a litter box, and lifting a large dog may add strain to a sore back or shoulder.

A few small adjustments can make the routine more manageable. Try shorter walks, use a harness designed to reduce pulling, or ask a neighbor or family member to handle big-dog walks for a while. Sitting to brush or feed your pet may help you avoid repeated bending. You can also break one larger chore into two smaller tasks.

Missing a walk or asking for help is pacing, not failing. These everyday challenges are worth mentioning at an evaluation so your care team can better understand what you're experiencing.

If you have severe or worsening symptoms or think you may need urgent care, seek medical attention promptly. Chiropractic care is not a substitute for emergency evaluation.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/28/2026

Traveling by air while recovering from an auto accident injury? Holiday flights can bring different challenges. Sitting for a long time may feel different from sitting at home, lifting a rolling bag into an overhead bin can ask more of your arms and shoulders, and moving through terminals and security lines may take extra time.

A little planning may help. Leave extra time, and remember that asking the airline about wheelchair or gate assistance is a normal, common request. On longer flights, short aisle walks may be an option when the seatbelt sign is off and it’s appropriate for you. Position a small support pillow or other comfortable support as needed, and ask for help with overhead bags if lifting feels uncomfortable.

If you’re unsure whether flying is right for your situation, check with your provider before booking. Let your provider know about any symptom changes after flying. Individual circumstances vary. For severe or urgent symptoms, seek urgent medical care.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/27/2026

Holiday hosting can ask more of a recovering body than guests may realize. Cooking, carrying dishes, standing at the counter, or moving chairs and table leaves can all add up while you’re healing after an auto accident injury.

It’s okay to make the celebration easier on yourself. Simplify the menu, sit while prepping, invite guests to bring a dish, keep the gathering shorter, and start smaller than you have in past years. People would much rather have you present and comfortable than impressed by an elaborate spread. Hosting at reduced capacity can be a thoughtful, generous plan.

Let your care team know what feels comfortable and what doesn’t. Those details can help shape an individualized care plan. If you have severe or worsening symptoms or an urgent concern, seek urgent or emergency care.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/26/2026

Catching a cold or flu while recovering from an auto accident injury can feel like a lot. Coughing and sneezing may jar already-sore neck or back muscles, while congestion and broken sleep can make everything feel heavier. New symptoms can also overlap with recovery symptoms, making it hard to tell what’s what. That overlap is useful information to share with your healthcare provider, not a sign of failure or necessarily a setback.

Rest and fluids may help support your body while it’s working through recovery. Please discuss any new or worsening symptoms with a provider. If anything feels concerning or urgent, seek appropriate medical care first. Chiropractic care is not illness care and does not replace needed medical care.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/24/2026

Colorado Springs is a gateway to the mountains, and every winter plenty of locals head up for it: ski trips to Monarch or Echo, cabin weekends, holiday drives over Ute Pass or toward Cripple Creek.

If you're still recovering from a collision, mountain trips deserve a little extra planning. Winding roads and curves may be more demanding. Altitude changes are felt differently by different people. Cold temperatures may be associated with increased stiffness for some. Boots, snow, and ice add slip-and-fall risk. And winter weather can turn a routine drive into a long one.

None of this means staying home. It means packing realistic expectations, building in breaks, warming up before activities, telling someone your plans, and checking road conditions. And if symptoms change during or after a trip, mention it to your provider.

Chiropractic care is not emergency care and does not replace necessary medical care. Severe or worsening symptoms should be directed to emergency care first.

Call (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/23/2026

After an auto accident, pain, fatigue, and changed routines can make meals easy to overlook. A reduced appetite may add to it, and skipped meals can leave some people feeling low on energy, making the whole day feel harder.

If eating feels like one more task, smaller, simpler meals or keeping easy snacks nearby may feel more manageable. Accepting a delivered meal or help with cooking can also take some pressure off. You might notice whether eating less tends to line up with lower-energy days and mention that pattern to your provider. Individual needs vary, so bring personal questions to a healthcare provider.

For severe symptoms or a medical emergency, seek urgent care or call 911.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/22/2026

Come home after an evaluation and realize you can’t remember everything you heard? That’s completely understandable. Advice, exercises, and home-care instructions can blur together, especially when you’re sore or tired.

A few things that may help:
• Write notes during your visit.
• Ask if you can photograph or record written instructions.
• Bring someone along to your next appointment for a second set of ears.
• Ask us to repeat or clarify anything.
• Call with questions rather than guessing.

Asking again is always welcome and never a bother. We’re here to help you feel clear about your next steps.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

10/21/2026

After a collision, it can be hard to remember how each day felt. A sentence or two about what felt different, what you managed comfortably, or what was harder than usual may help you notice patterns over time and make appointments easier. There’s no wrong way to keep a note, just use whatever feels simple. These notes are information for you and your care team, not a way to diagnose yourself.

If you have concerns about medication effects, contact the prescribing provider or pharmacist. For urgent or severe symptoms, seek urgent or emergency medical care.

Call ChiroWorks Colorado Springs at (719) 571-0070 or visit chiroworkscos.com.

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3707 Parkmoor Village Drive Suite 101
Colorado Springs, CO
80917

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Monday	2pm - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 12pm
	2pm - 6pm
Wednesday	2pm - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 12pm
	2pm - 6pm
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