It's estimated that nearly half of all chronic neck pain in America is due to car crashes, most from low speed rear-impact collisions. In fact, more than half of all low speed rear impact collision injuries occur without vehicle damage. But just because a vehicle didn't sustain damage in a collision doesn't mean there won't be lasting health consequences for those involved. Dr. Michael Putman, D.C. and Dr. Anthony Oberti, D.C. of Twin Creeks Health in Roseville, CA are encouraging all who have been in recent auto collisions—even the most minor—to have their health evaluated to prevent long-term complications.