Show Notes
The injury may happen in seconds. Recovery is shaped by every decision that follows.
After an accident, most people focus on the injury itself. But what often determines the outcome isn't the accident. It's what happens in the hours, days, and weeks afterward.
In this episode of Crashes, Claims & Clarity, Darrell Burrow welcomes Justin DeSandre, Commercial Insurance Executive at Brown & Brown and former Doctor of Physical Therapy, for an insightful conversation about why some people recover successfully while others face months or even years of unnecessary complications.
Drawing from his experience treating injured patients before moving into commercial insurance and risk management, Justin explains how delayed treatment, poor communication, incomplete documentation, and fear of movement can dramatically affect recovery.
Whether your injury happened in a car accident, at work, or during everyday life, this episode offers practical advice to help you make informed decisions that support healing and reduce long-term consequences.
In this episode, you'll learn: Why early treatment can change the course of recovery How delayed care often leads to bigger medical problems The hidden costs of an injury beyond medical bills Why fear of movement can slow healing The importance of communication between patients, providers, employers, and insurance companies How proper documentation protects everyone involved What employers can do to support injured workers while reducing risk Three leadership lessons every business owner should know before an injury happens Guest
Justin DeSandre Commercial Insurance Executive, Brown & Brown Former Doctor of Physical Therapy and Clinic Director
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