Concussion
A mild traumatic brain injury that may affect thinking, memory, balance, mood, sleep, or physical comfort after an impact.
Read the Concussion guideConditions we treat
Understand what changed after impact.
Accident-related symptoms can appear immediately or become more noticeable later. These pages explain the concerns documented by the practice and how an exam helps guide the next step.
Whiplash & Neck Strain
Neck pain, stiffness, headaches, or movement changes after a rapid collision-related motion.
Read the Whiplash & Neck Strain guideNeck & Back Pain
Pain, stiffness, or restricted movement in the neck or back after an auto accident.
Read the Neck & Back Pain guideShoulder Discomfort
Pain, weakness, swelling, or difficulty raising the arm after a collision.
Read the Shoulder Discomfort guideHip & Leg Pain
Pain, numbness, tingling, or movement changes affecting the hips or legs after impact.
Read the Hip & Leg Pain guideHeadaches After a Collision
Headaches that begin or change after an accident, sometimes alongside neck symptoms.
Read the Headaches After a Collision guideReduced Range of Motion
Difficulty turning, bending, raising an arm, or moving comfortably after an accident.
Read the Reduced Range of Motion guideAfter an auto accident
Tell the whole symptom timeline.
Share what you felt at the scene, what appeared later, and which ordinary movements or activities have changed. The provider can connect that history with examination findings and explain the appropriate next step.
Read the Car Accident Guide