Car Accident Injury Treatment in St. Louis

Injured in a Car Accident?

Don’t wait for the pain to get worse.

Even a minor accident can cause injuries that don’t become noticeable until hours or days later. If you’re experiencing neck pain, whiplash, back pain, headaches, stiffness, or muscle soreness, Clayton Chiropractic Center can evaluate your condition and create a personalized plan to help you recover.

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Common Car Accident Injuries

  • Whiplash and neck pain
  • Back pain and stiffness
  • Headaches
  • Shoulder pain
  • Muscle soreness and tension
  • Reduced range of motion
  • Numbness or tingling

You don’t have to be in severe pain to be evaluated.

Personalized Treatment for Car Accident Injuries

Your treatment plan depends on your specific injuries and symptoms.

Common treatments include:

Chiropractic Adjustments
Individualized adjustments to help restore spinal movement and function.

Muscle Work
Soft-tissue and muscle techniques to address tightness, tension and soreness.

Home Exercise Programs
Simple exercises to help improve mobility, strength and function between visits.

Shockwave Therapy
When appropriate, shockwave therapy may be incorporated to address persistent muscle and soft-tissue pain.

Your care is customized to you—not a one-size-fits-all treatment plan.

Working With Personal Injury Attorneys

We Work With Your Attorney to Make the Process Easier

It is not required to use an attorney to get treated by us after an accident, if you are represented by a personal injury attorney, Clayton Chiropractic Center can work directly with your attorney’s office throughout your care.

We understand that an accident can leave you dealing with both an injury and a complicated insurance or legal claim. Our goal is to make the healthcare side as straightforward as possible.

We can:

  • Accept medical liens for qualifying personal injury cases
  • Communicate directly with your attorney’s office
  • Provide medical records and itemized billing
  • Document your treatment and progress throughout your care
  • Coordinate with your legal team regarding your treatment
  • Help make the process of obtaining your records and billing information easier

What is a Medical Lien?

A medical lien can allow an injured patient to receive necessary treatment while deferring payment until the personal injury case is resolved, when the arrangement is appropriate.

Instead of requiring payment for covered care upfront, the provider agrees to seek payment from the proceeds of the personal injury claim, subject to the terms of the lien and applicable law.

If you already have an attorney, we’ll coordinate directly with their office.

If you don’t have an attorney, you can still contact us for care. We can explain your treatment and billing options.