AUTO ACCIDENT & PIP CARE

Injured in a
Car Accident?

Get the evaluation, treatment and support you need to recover, move better and get back to your life.

Schedule an Accident Evaluation

Prompt Evaluation

Individualized Treatment Plan

Rehabilitation & Recovery

Clinical Documentation

Attorney Coordination

Florida PIP Cases Accepted

We treat Personal Injury Protection (PIP) cases and can help you understand your coverage and next steps.

14-Day Evaluation Requirement

Florida’s PIP law generally requires you to receive initial medical services and care within 14 days after a motor vehicle accident to qualify for PIP medical benefits.

Attorney Coordination

With your authorization, we can communicate with your attorney and provide appropriate clinical documentation related to your care.

COMPREHENSIVE CARE FOR AUTO ACCIDENT INJURIES

More Than Just an Adjustment.

A motor vehicle accident can cause a wide range of injuries — even if you don't feel pain right away. Getting evaluated early can help identify issues, prevent long-term problems and get you on the right path to recovery.

I provide individualized chiropractic and rehabilitative care for people injured in car accidents, with a focus on reducing pain, restoring movement and helping you return to your normal activities.

Schedule an Accident Evaluation

Common Accident Injurie

❖ Neck Pain (Whiplash)

❖ Back Pain

❖ Headaches

❖ Shoulder Pain

❖ Knee Pain

❖ Soft-Tissue Injuries

❖ Reduced Mobility / Stiffness

❖ Dizziness / Concussion Symptoms

Don't Wait.

Early Care Makes a Difference.

Many accident-related injuries, like whiplash, soft-tissue damage and spinal misalignments, may not cause immediate pain. An evaluation within 14 days can help identify issues early, allow you to use your PIP benefits, and prevent long-term complications.

❖ Identifies Injuries Early

❖ Reduces the Risk of Ongoing Problems

❖ Supports Your Recovery

❖ Provides Documentation

❖ Gets You Back to Your Normal Activities

Recently in an Accident? Here’s What to Do Next.

1. Schedule your evaluation
Get evaluated as soon as possible following your accident.

2. Bring your insurance information
Bring your auto insurance and claim information if available.

3. Bring your attorney’s information
If you are already represented, bring your attorney’s contact information.

4. We’ll guide you through the clinical process
We’ll evaluate your injuries, discuss your care options and explain the next steps.

What to Expect

We make the process simple, so you can focus on your recovery.

Initial Evaluation

Thorough history, examination and functional assessment.

Personalized Plan

A customized treatment plan based on your injuries and goals.

Active Treatment

Hands-on care, rehabilitation and progress monitoring.

Return to Your Life

Improved function, reduced pain and a stronger, more resilient you.

PIP Insurance in Florida

Personal Injury Protection (PIP) helps cover chiropractic care after a car accident, regardless of who was at fault. In most cases, you have 14 days from the date of the accident to receive an initial evaluation to qualify for PIP benefits.

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Recover.
Rebuild.
Move Forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

Under Florida law, you generally must receive initial medical services and care within 14 days of a motor vehicle accident to qualify for PIP medical benefits. If you were recently involved in an accident, it is a good idea to schedule an evaluation promptly rather than waiting to see if symptoms develop.
Personal Injury Protection, or PIP, is coverage included with Florida auto insurance policies that can help pay for medical care following a motor vehicle accident, regardless of who caused the accident. Coverage and available benefits depend on your individual policy and circumstances.
Some accident-related symptoms may not be obvious immediately after a collision. You may notice pain, stiffness, headaches or changes in movement later. An evaluation can help identify injuries and determine whether treatment or additional medical care is appropriate.
Bring your photo ID, auto insurance information, claim number if available, and any accident-related medical records or imaging you already have. If you are represented by an attorney, bring their contact information as well. If you don't have everything yet, contact us and we can tell you what is needed to get started.
Yes. If you are represented by an attorney, with your authorization, we can communicate with their office and provide appropriate clinical documentation related to your care. Your treatment decisions remain based on your clinical needs.
No. You do not need to have an attorney before scheduling an evaluation. If you already have an attorney, you can provide their information during your first visit.
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Your first visit includes a review of the accident and your symptoms, relevant health history, and a physical and functional examination. Based on the findings, we'll discuss your care options, whether additional evaluation or imaging may be appropriate, and the next steps in your treatment.
We evaluate and treat many common musculoskeletal complaints following motor vehicle accidents, including neck and back pain, whiplash-associated symptoms, headaches, shoulder pain, stiffness, reduced mobility and soft-tissue injuries. If your condition requires care outside our scope, we'll recommend an appropriate referral.
You can still schedule an evaluation with us. Bring any discharge paperwork, imaging reports or other records you received so we can review the care you've already had and determine appropriate next steps.