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Dr. Paul Sta. Juana, DC and Liza Sta. Juana, PT conducting a patient-centered consultation at South Texas Accident & Injury clinic in Alamo TX
Personal Injury • Sep 18, 2026 • 12 min
Validation Before Education: Patient-Centered Care at Our Alamo Injury & Accident Clinic
Telling an auto accident victim that 'pain is just a nervous system output' before listening to their story, performing a physical exam, or reviewing their MRI makes them feel dismissed, not educated. Raising the bar for any premier injury & accident clinic across the PSJA Midvalley requires a proven 5-step clinical sequence: Validate, Examine, Explain, Reframe, and Plan. At South Texas Accident & Injury in Alamo, Dr. Paul Sta. Juana, DC and Liza Sta. Juana, PT build genuine therapeutic alliance while delivering co-managed DC+PT care under $0 LOP attorney liens across Alamo, San Juan, McAllen, and the RGV.
Dr. Paul Sta. Juana, DC and Liza Sta. Juana, PT reviewing advanced MRI imaging and executing physical correlation exams at South Texas Accident & Injury in Alamo TX
Personal Injury • Sep 09, 2026 • 11 min
Advanced MRI Correlation: Beyond Standalone Imaging Reports
An MRI scan documents structural anatomical state, but asymptomatic disc bulges are common across non-pain populations. Establishing legal and clinical causation requires correlating radiologic findings with positive orthopedic nerve tension testing and myotomal weakness.
Dr. Paul Sta. Juana, DC and Liza Sta. Juana, PT evaluating ulnar nerve cubital tunnel syndrome for a patient at South Texas Accident & Injury in Alamo TX
Physical Therapy • Sep 06, 2026 • 11 min
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome: Integrated Ulnar Nerve Care in Alamo, TX
Numbness radiating into the ring and small fingers points directly to ulnar nerve traction or compression inside the cubital tunnel at Osborne's ligament. Static night splints fail when proximal nerve tethering persists; resolving cubital tunnel syndrome requires clearing mechanical entrapment along the C8-T1 nerve root pathway paired with targeted ulnar neural gliding.
A chiropractor reviewing digital patient records on a secure workstation in a modern clinic
Practice Management • Feb 05, 2026 • 7 min
How To Choose The Best Chiropractic EHR for Cash-Based Clinics
Initially built for internal use at South Texas Accident & Injury, Axis Chiropractic Operations was expanded to give independent clinics a robust, cash-first, non-subscription EHR alternative.