Every mechanism, every finding.
From high-speed collisions to low-height falls, our health practitioners assess the full spectrum of post-accident injuries — with documentation that supports both recovery and the record.
Mechanisms of injury
If it caused you harm, we'll evaluate it — thoroughly, honestly, and with the documentation your recovery and case require.
Motor vehicle accidents (MVA)
Rear-end collisions, T-bones, rollovers, and pedestrian-vehicle impacts — from same-day triage to full biomechanical review.
Learn moreSlip, trip & fall injuries
Premises liability falls, staircase and parking-lot incidents, elderly falls, and low-height falls with delayed symptoms.
Learn moreWorkplace & on-the-job injuries
Lifting injuries, repetitive strain, machinery incidents, and construction-site trauma with return-to-work planning.
Learn moreBicycle, motorcycle & pedestrian
High-impact mechanisms often involving polytrauma, road rash, and traumatic brain injury.
Sports & recreational injuries
Concussion protocols, joint injuries, and overuse conditions with return-to-play clearance.
Learn moreAssault & other trauma
Blunt-force and penetrating trauma assessments, documentation for legal and insurance purposes.
Diagnoses we evaluate
A multidisciplinary team spans neuro, ortho, imaging, and rehabilitation — so one visit can cover the full clinical picture.
Traumatic brain injury & concussion
- Post-concussion syndrome
- Cognitive & memory deficits
- Headaches & vestibular symptoms
- Neurocognitive screening
Spine & orthopedic
- Whiplash & cervical strain
- Herniated & bulging discs
- Fractures & dislocations
- Rotator cuff & meniscus tears
Soft tissue & musculoskeletal
- Sprains, strains & contusions
- Myofascial pain syndromes
- Nerve entrapment & radiculopathy
- Chronic pain & fibromyalgia flare
Psychological & functional
- Post-traumatic stress symptoms
- Anxiety & sleep disruption
- Activities of daily living impact
- Impairment & disability rating
Spine & nerve assessments
When an accident injures the spine, the nervous system is often affected too. We trace symptoms back to their source — whether it's a disc, joint, or nerve pathway — and document the connection clearly.
Radiculopathy
Nerve root compression causing pain, numbness, or weakness radiating into the arms or legs.
Peripheral neuropathy
Burning, tingling, or loss of sensation from trauma to peripheral nerves or nerve plexuses.
Spinal cord involvement
Myelopathy signs, gait changes, and coordination deficits requiring urgent correlation with imaging.
Autonomic symptoms
Changes in sweating, temperature regulation, or blood pressure after cervical or thoracic trauma.
Not sure if we can help?
If you were injured in an accident of any kind, call us. Intake is free, and we'll tell you honestly whether an assessment is warranted.