Injured in a
Car Accident?

If you are injured or develop symptoms, seek an appropriate medical evaluation. Immediate safety and emergency care come first; do not wait for a routine office appointment in an emergency.

Some symptoms become noticeable later. Their timing alone does not establish the cause or severity. Discuss new or changing symptoms with a healthcare professional.

People may notice neck or back pain, headaches, shoulder discomfort, or muscle soreness and stiffness. An evaluation helps assess what you are experiencing; symptoms alone do not establish a diagnosis or cause.

A chiropractic evaluation may be an appropriate part of your care. The examination and your health history help determine whether chiropractic care is suitable or whether another type of medical evaluation is needed.

Bring available accident details, relevant medical reports, a medication list, and insurance information. It can help to write down your symptoms, when they started, and questions you want to discuss.

Florida's PIP system includes a 14-day timeframe for initial medical services and care after a motor vehicle accident. This is general information, not legal advice or a determination of coverage.

With your authorization, the office can communicate appropriately about relevant records and documentation. The office does not provide legal advice.

The duration varies with the individual, evaluation findings, and response to care. Recommendations are reviewed as you progress; there is no guaranteed treatment timeline.