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11/11/2026

Ever notice tingling or numbness in your hands after a car accident?

That “pins and needles” feeling might seem minor, but it could be a sign of nerve irritation involving your neck, shoulder, or arm. From muscle strain to disc issues, there are several possible reasons these symptoms can occur after a crash.

If the tingling persists or gets worse, it's important to get evaluated.

🔗 Learn more about what could be causing these symptoms in our blog, **“Numbness and Tingling After a Car Accident.”**

https://www.complete-care.com/blog/numbness-tingling-car-accident/

11/09/2026

Great care starts with great people 💙💚

Meet this month's Faces of Care: Caity M and Dr. Kalis!

Caity is being recognized for her incredible teamwork, positive attitude, and willingness to go above and beyond for those around her.

Dr. Kalis is being celebrated for his continued growth as a leader, commitment to collaboration, and dedication to improving patient care.

Both remind us that what makes Complete Care special isn't just what we do, but the people who make it happen every day.

👏 Help us congratulate Caity and Dr. Kalis on being named our November Faces of Care!

11/04/2026

Having the right support and care environment can make a meaningful difference in recovery after a motor vehicle injury. We're committed to helping patients stay engaged in their care and feel supported every step of the way.

Thank you to our patients for trusting Complete Care and allowing us to be part of such an important chapter in their recovery journey. 💙

11/02/2026

History matters on this one. This patient has significant prior trauma, multiple previous surgeries, altered bony anatomy, and now presents with a new left-wrist complaint and concern for fracture.

What makes this X-ray more complicated to interpret?

Spot the Finding:
A. The findings appear primarily acute
B. Significant chronic post-traumatic/postsurgical changes
C. No visible abnormality
D. I’d need more clinical history before deciding

What are you seeing? Drop your answer below. We’ll share the clinical takeaway in Stories tomorrow.

10/30/2026

🎃 Halloween is almost here, and our Complete Care teams have been getting into the spooky spirit!

From creative carvings to colorful, one-of-a-kind designs, our team members went all out bringing their pumpkin creations to life. We love seeing the creativity and personality of our Complete Care family shine through!

Swipe through to check out their creations, and tell us which one caught your eye!

Wishing everyone a fun and safe Halloween! 🎃👻🧡

10/15/2026

This ER Nurse Week, our Patient Advocate team had the opportunity to recognize emergency care professionals who are there for patients during critical moments.

They visited ER teams at AdventHealth Meadow Woods ER and Orlando Health Waterford Lakes ER to show appreciation for their work and share how Complete Care can support auto accident patients who need continued care after discharge.

Thank you to the teams who welcomed us and for the meaningful work you do every day.👏

10/14/2026

THE ANSWER: B — Clavicle + Scapula. 👀

Two fractures. One X-ray.

Following a pedestrian-versus-vehicle accident, the patient was in significant pain and unable to tolerate additional positioning for imaging.

Despite having only one view, **two distinct fractures were identified: one involving the clavicle and another involving the scapula.**

A reminder of why taking a close look at the entire image matters.

**Did you spot both findings?** 👇

10/13/2026

Pedestrian vs. vehicle trauma. The patient was in significant pain and could tolerate only one X-ray view.

There are two fractures visible here. Can you find both?

Spot the Finding:
A. Clavicle + humerus
B. Clavicle + scapula
C. Scapula + rib
D. Clavicle only

Comment with your answer. We’ll mark both findings in Stories tomorrow.

10/09/2026

Feeling nervous about getting moving again after an injury is normal.

You don’t have to feel completely confident right away. Take it one step at a time, recognize the progress you’re making, and give yourself time to rebuild that confidence.

Keep going. You’re working toward getting back to the life you’ve been missing.

Care teams: What words of encouragement do you share with patients who need a little confidence to keep moving forward? 👇

10/08/2026

Meet the people behind your first call. 💛
For patients navigating care after an auto accident, that first conversation matters. Our Contact Center team helps make the next step easier with empathy, patience, and a commitment to connecting patients with the care they need.
But behind every call is a team of real people who enjoy connecting with each other, too. Today, we’re sharing a glimpse of our fall potluck - favorite dishes, good company, and the people who help make Complete Care what it is. 🍂
What’s the one dish every office potluck needs? Tell us below. 👇

Address

1707 West Reynolds Street , Suite 102
Plant City, FL
33563

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm
Tuesday	12:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm
Thursday	12:30am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 1pm

Telephone

+18138480022

Website

http://complete-care.com/

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