A post-accident diagnostic exam evaluates how a collision may have affected your neck, back, joints, and movement—even when symptoms were not immediate.
A post-accident diagnostic exam evaluates how a collision may have affected your neck, back, joints, and movement—even when symptoms were not immediate.
The current Nashville Accident & Injury Center site identifies a thorough examination as the starting point for care. Dr. Casey Bearden reviews the accident, symptoms, mobility, and musculoskeletal findings before recommending an individualized plan.
Learn how this option may fit a broader accident-care process. Your provider determines candidacy after an examination.
The exam starts with how the collision happened, when symptoms began, and what has changed in daily movement. That history gives the physical and musculoskeletal findings useful context.
The provider reviews symptoms, mobility, and relevant musculoskeletal findings. The goal is to identify what the exam shows and explain whether any of the center’s treatment options may be appropriate.
An exam does not commit a patient to treatment. Dr. Casey Bearden can explain the findings, answer questions, and recommend an individualized next step based on the presentation.
Book online or call the Charlotte Pike clinic to discuss your appointment.
A mild traumatic brain injury that may affect thinking, memory, balance, mood, sleep, or physical comfort after an impact.
Read condition guideNeck pain, stiffness, headaches, or movement changes after a rapid collision-related motion.
Read condition guidePain, stiffness, or restricted movement in the neck or back after an auto accident.
Read condition guidePain, weakness, swelling, or difficulty raising the arm after a collision.
Read condition guideThese general answers explain how the clinic approaches this treatment and do not replace an individual examination.
Some accident-related symptoms are not obvious immediately. An exam can help identify current findings and establish an appropriate next step.
No. The purpose of the exam is to understand your condition. Recommendations depend on the findings and your individual needs.
The team can document clinical findings for patients and, when appropriate, for insurers and attorneys.
Book an appointment with Nashville Accident & Injury Center or call the office with questions.