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Car Accident Care in Las Vegas

Just Hurt in a Crash? Here's What to Do Next.

We are a car accident chiropractor in Las Vegas, and that is all we do. You get seen within a day, your records are clear and on time, and we work with your insurance and your attorney.

Get Seen TomorrowStart the 72 Hour Guide
Chiropractor talking calmly with a patient in a bright clinic with palm trees outside
24 hrsMost new patients are seen
within one day of calling
  1. The crashPhotos, report, a doctor if needed
  2. Day 1 to 3Exam and a clear record
  3. Week 1Calm the pain and swelling
  4. Weeks 2 to 8Rebuild motion and strength
  5. ReleaseFinal exam and records
First 72 Hours Guide

What Should I Do Right Now?

Three quick questions. You get the next steps for where you are, why pain can show up late, and what to bring to your first visit. General information, not medical advice.

When was the accident?
What do you feel now? Pick all that fit.
Have you seen a doctor since the crash?

Your Next Steps

    Why pain can show up late

    What to bring

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      General information only, not medical or legal advice. If you have trouble breathing, chest pain, confusion or a severe headache, call 911.

      From the Crash to Your Last Visit

      Every plan is different, but most follow this path. You always know where you are on it and what comes next.

      The crash

      Get Safe, Then Get Checked

      Take photos, get the police report number and swap insurance. If anything feels wrong, see a doctor or go to the ER first. Then call us.

      Driver taking photos of a damaged car on the shoulder of a Las Vegas road
      Day 1 to 3

      A Full Exam and a Clear Record

      We check your neck, back, nerves and range of motion, and write down exactly what we find. That record matters for your health and for your claim.

      Chiropractor gently checking the neck muscles of an older man
      Week 1

      Calm the Pain First

      Gentle care, heat or ice, and soft tissue work to settle sore muscles. Nothing forceful while things are still inflamed.

      Warm heat pack on a patient's back in a quiet treatment room
      Weeks 2 to 8

      Paperwork Handled While You Heal

      Our claims coordinator talks to the insurers and your attorney, sends records on time, and keeps you posted by text. You focus on your visits.

      Claims coordinator going over paperwork on a tablet with a patient
      Release

      Back to Your Walks

      A final exam, a home plan to keep you moving and a closing report for your file. Many people get back to their normal routine. Results vary.

      Woman walking her dog at sunset in a Summerlin neighborhood

      Patient story photo. Results vary.

      Attorneys and Insurance

      Care Now, Paperwork Handled

      Nevada is an at fault state, so who pays can get confusing. We sort it out with you before your first treatment.

      • Insurance billed for youThe other driver's insurer, your MedPay, or your health plan.
      • Working with your attorneyRecords sent on time with your written OK. Payment can often wait until your case settles.
      • No attorney neededYou do not need a lawyer to be seen, and we never tell you which one to hire.
      Patient and coordinator at a small table in the clinic lobby

      From People Who Were Right Where You Are

      4.9
      ★★★★★356 Google reviews

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      I got rear ended on Charleston and felt fine until the next morning. They saw me that afternoon and explained everything without rushing me.

      Alicia M. Summerlin

      They talked to my lawyer and the insurance so I did not have to. I got a text after every update.

      Darnell W. North Las Vegas

      Honest about how long it would take. No big package, just a plan and a check in every few visits.

      Rosa G. Henderson

      Answers Before Your First Visit

      I feel fine. Should I still get checked after a crash?

      It is a good idea. Adrenaline can hide pain for a day or two, and many neck injuries show up later. An early visit also starts a clear record of when your symptoms began.

      Who pays for my care after a car accident in Nevada?

      Nevada is an at fault state. Care is often paid by the other driver's insurer, your MedPay coverage or your health plan. If you have an attorney, we can often wait for payment until your case settles. We go over your options before your first treatment.

      Do you work with my attorney?

      Yes. With your written OK we send visit notes and records to your attorney. We do not tell you which attorney to use, and you do not need one to be seen.

      How long does recovery take?

      Every injury is different. Many soft tissue injuries improve over several weeks of care. We check your progress every few visits and tell you honestly how it is going. Results vary.

      When should I go to the ER instead?

      Go to the ER or call 911 if you have a severe headache, confusion, fainting, numbness or weakness, trouble breathing, or pain in the chest or belly after a crash.

      Patients come to us from Summerlin, Spring Valley, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Enterprise, Paradise, Centennial Hills and Boulder City.

      Hurt in a Crash This Week?

      7885 W Sahara Ave. Open Monday to Saturday, with next day visits for new injuries.

      Call (702) 555-0164