At The Brooks Clinic, Michael Kopren, D.C., and our auto injury physicians offer a full-spectrum of personal injury and auto accident services in Oklahoma City, OK. Our providers and staff deliver personalized, patient-centered care in a warm and friendly environment. We want you to feel confident that we are meeting your needs, and aim to make your visit as comfortable as possible. We invite you to get to know our providers below. For an appointment, call (405) 943-0303 or request one online.
One of the things patients admire most about Dr. Kopren is his calm nature. It’s not unusual to feel a little out of sorts after an accident – even “frazzled”. Patients often comment that is calm but direct personality is easy reassurance that everything is going to be ok with therapy.
Dr. Kopren is a graduate of the University Of South Dakota. After graduating, he attended the prestigious Cleveland Chiropractic College in Overland Park, Kansas, where he received his doctor of Chiropractic. He is a board certified Chiropractic Physician.
He is a natural problem solver with a keen interest in clinical research. Staying on the forefront of auto injury care means his patients benefit from the fact he is always learning new techniques. He performs new patient exams, consultations, X-rays, manual adjustment, and therapy. He works tirelessly to educate patients on the importance of performing exercise safely while they heal after an auto accident. Dr. Kopren is a great reference point for helping you understand how pain affects your body’s ability to function optimally.
Dr. Kopren has experience with a variety of disciplines within chiropractic. Besides working in acute trauma, he has helped patients in the wellness arena. He is undeniably an asset to the team.
“Patients who are in the treatment process often forget that pain in one part of their body can resonate in other areas. I want to help our patients understand that a traumatic experience, like a car wreck, an put the body under a lot of stress. That’s why it is not unusual to feel pain in a part of the body that “seems” unrelated to the accident.”
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