Auto Accident Recovery
Whiplash and collision injury care — with the insurance paperwork handled by us, not you.
Why crash injuries hide
After a collision, adrenaline masks pain — many people feel ‘fine’ for days before the neck stiffens and headaches start. Whiplash strains ligaments and joint capsules that do not show on a standard X-ray, which is why an early movement assessment matters even after a minor crash.
Documented, structured recovery
Your care starts with a thorough exam that documents every finding — essential for both your recovery and your claim. Treatment progresses from gentle early-stage work to restoring full range and strength, with written progress notes at every milestone.
The paperwork is on us
We work directly with auto insurers and personal injury protection claims, bill them directly, and supply every report your case needs. You focus on getting better; we handle the file.
Quick facts
First visit | 60 min |
Best seen within | 72 hours |
Claims | Billed direct |
Cost to you | Often $0 |
What’s included
Every course of care comes with the same foundations.
Movement assessment
Every visit starts by re-testing how you move, not where it hurt last time.
Manual & instrument techniques
From classic diversified methods to low-force instrument work.
Home exercise plan
Two or three targeted exercises after each session — never a long sheet.
Progress milestones
We measure range and pain at set points and adjust the plan.
Your first session, step by step
Forty-five minutes, no surprises — here is exactly how it runs.
Check-in
5 min at the desk — forms are done online beforehand
History
We listen first: what happened, what you need back
Assessment
Movement, posture and strength testing
First treatment
Hands-on care begins the same day
The plan
What we found, how long it takes, what it costs
Home setup
Two or three exercises to start tonight
Often paired with
Most care plans combine two services for faster, longer-lasting results.
See if Auto Accident Recovery is right for you
Book an assessment and get an honest answer — including when it isn’t.