Neck pain & whiplash
Stiffness, soreness or limited movement after your head was jolted.
What we treat
Injuries from car accidents, falls and more
Some injuries hurt right away. Others show up days later. Either way, a doctor can check what's going on and help you heal.
Types of accidents
We see patients hurt in
Car accidents
Rear-end crashes, side impacts and other collisions, whether you were the driver or a passenger.
Slips & falls
Falls on wet floors, uneven ground or stairs at a store, workplace or someone else's property.
Pain that won't go away
Neck, back or joint pain that started after an accident, even if it showed up days later.
Common injuries
Symptoms we can help with
If something has felt wrong since your accident, it's worth having a doctor take a look.
Back pain
Upper or lower back pain, muscle spasms, or pain that travels down a leg.
Headaches & concussion
Headaches, dizziness, trouble focusing or memory changes after a blow to the head.
Shoulder, knee & joint injuries
Pain, swelling or weakness in a shoulder, hip, knee, wrist or ankle.
Numbness & tingling
Pins and needles or numbness in your arms or legs.
Stress, anxiety & sleep
Trouble sleeping, worry or flashbacks after a frightening accident.
Your treatment plan
How we help you recover
Your doctor decides what's right for you. Your plan may include:
Physical therapy
Exercises and hands-on care to rebuild strength and movement.
Chiropractic care
Gentle adjustments to ease neck and back pain.
Pain-relief equipment
Items like TENS units, cold-compression wraps and back braces, when they'll help.
Specialist visits
Referrals to orthopedic, neurology and other specialists.
MRI & imaging
Scans when your doctor needs a closer look at an injury.
Emotional support
Help for stress, anxiety and sleep problems after an accident.
Prescriptions
Non-opioid medication when it's right for you.
Not sure if you should be seen?
If you were hurt in an accident and something doesn't feel right, reach out. We'll help you figure out the next step.