Access & scheduling
Discuss the referral and available appointments with the office. Availability and clinical needs guide scheduling.
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A Reliable Healthcare Referral for Your Injured Clients
Clear Evaluation. Professional Communication. Patient-Focused Care.
Dr. Brett Goldstein, D.C. evaluates musculoskeletal complaints following motor vehicle accidents at Goldstein Sports Chiropractic & Auto Injury Center. Individualized conservative care is considered when appropriate, with a straightforward conversation about referral needs and next steps.
Working with your office
A Straightforward Referral Experience
Clear communication
Clarify administrative questions and appropriate communication arrangements.
Individualized care
Recommendations depend on presentation and examination findings.
Clinical documentation
Records reflect the clinical encounter, care provided and relevant progress.
Appropriate referrals
Referral or co-management may be needed when findings warrant another provider.
Patient experience
Keep explanations and next steps understandable for the patient.
An organized next step
What Happens After You Refer a Client?
A general outline for coordinating a referral. Confirm referral arrangements directly with Dr. Goldstein.
Referral Received
Provide basic referral information through an agreed, appropriate channel.
Patient Contact & Scheduling
Confirm patient contact preferences and discuss appointment availability.
Evaluation & Care Recommendations
Clinical findings guide recommendations; a referral does not guarantee treatment.
Ongoing Care & Appropriate Communication
Where care is appropriate, follow-up and authorized communication depend on individual needs.
Patient history, symptoms, examination findings, functional limitations, available medical records and individual clinical needs guide recommendations.
Concerns may include neck pain, back pain, stiffness, reduced movement and activity limitations after injury. Headaches require appropriate assessment and are not automatically an indication for chiropractic care.
Suspected serious injury or significant neurological findings may require medical referral or co-management. Emergency symptoms require emergency medical care, not routine scheduling.
Clinical records
Clear, Organized Clinical Documentation
The medical record is first and foremost a clinical record. Depending on the encounter, it may document:
- History and reported symptoms
- Examination findings and functional limitations
- Treatment provided and response or progress
- Recommendations and referrals where applicable
Not every record includes every element. No particular causation, impairment or permanency opinion is promised.
Professional Communication Throughout Care
The goal is to keep referral coordination clear while keeping patient care central. Discuss administrative questions, record requests and clinically appropriate coordination with the office.
Care-related communication and records sharing are subject to appropriate patient authorization and applicable privacy requirements. Referral alone does not authorize automatic disclosure of medical information.
Referral & Co-Management When Appropriate
Some findings call for evaluation outside conservative musculoskeletal care. Significant neurological findings, suspected serious injury or other concerning symptoms may warrant additional medical evaluation.
Imaging or specialist assessment may be considered when clinically appropriate. Patient safety and appropriate scope take priority; this page is not an emergency referral protocol.
Meet Dr. Goldstein
Why Refer to Dr. Brett Goldstein?
Dr. Brett Goldstein, D.C., a Coral Springs native, graduated from Palmer Chiropractic College in 2010.
His background includes past athlete-services involvement at CrossFit Southeast regional competitions and past experience as team chiropractor for local sport leagues. His current practice focuses on auto accident injuries, sports injuries and everyday musculoskeletal care.
Meet Dr. Goldstein →Patient education
Resources Your Clients Can Understand
Patient-facing guides explain common questions and next steps. They provide general education, not individual medical or legal advice; no attorney review is claimed.
Preparing a referral
What Helps When Referring a Patient?
Prepare only what is relevant. Agree on a suitable channel before sending patient details; do not submit them on this page.
- Patient name and contact information, with appropriate permission
- Date of accident
- Referring office and administrative contact information
- Relevant records, only when appropriately authorized and securely transmitted
- Known treating providers, if relevant
Attorney referrals
Refer a Patient
Call or email Dr. Goldstein to discuss referring your client.
Contact Dr. Goldstein Directly
Do not send medical records or sensitive patient information through ordinary email. Arrange an appropriate channel with the office first.
Streamlined Case Management with CaseGoGo
Our office uses CaseGoGo to help streamline case management and communication. Start a referral by calling or emailing Dr. Goldstein directly.
Learn More About CaseGoGo →Common questions
Attorney Referral FAQs
How do I refer a client?
Call or email Dr. Goldstein to discuss a referral. Arrange an appropriate channel before sharing medical records or sensitive patient information.
What types of accident-related complaints does the office evaluate?
Musculoskeletal concerns may include neck or back pain, stiffness and movement limitations. Headaches require appropriate assessment; suspected head injury or significant neurological findings may need medical referral or emergency care.
Does every referred patient receive treatment?
No. Recommendations depend on the history and examination. Treatment, manipulation and a predetermined care plan are not automatic.
Can your office review existing imaging or medical records?
Available reports and records can inform an evaluation when relevant and appropriately authorized. Arrange a secure transmission method with the office; this page does not accept uploads.
What happens if a patient needs another provider?
Referral or co-management may be appropriate based on findings. Suspected serious injury or emergency symptoms require appropriate medical care first.
How are record requests handled?
Discuss the request and applicable authorization requirements with the office. Sharing is subject to appropriate patient authorization and applicable privacy requirements; no delivery timeframe is promised here.
Can my client access your accident education resources?
Yes. The linked guides are patient-facing educational information, not individual medical or legal advice.
How can my office contact you about a referral?
Call or email Dr. Goldstein using the links below. Do not send medical records or sensitive patient information through ordinary email.
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Need to Refer an Injured Client?
Connect your client with Dr. Goldstein's office for an appropriate musculoskeletal evaluation and clear next steps.