Overview
Clinical evaluation to identify soft-tissue strain, range-of-motion limits, and red flags.
What to expect
Check‑in & focused intake
Targeted clinical exam
Diagnostics when indicated
Written plan & follow‑up
Common symptoms
Pain after impact
Localized or diffuse pain following collision or strain.
Limited motion
Neck or back stiffness, reduced range of motion.
Swelling or bruising
Soft‑tissue changes after acute injury.
When to call 911
Severe bleeding, trouble breathing, fainting, confusion, or new severe neurological symptoms warrant immediate emergency evaluation.
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Service FAQ
Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome during posted hours.
Will X‑ray be done?
Only when clinically indicated based on exam findings.
How long does the visit take?
Timing varies by need; many visits complete within about 60 minutes.
Is bilingual support available?
Yes. English & Spanish support are available.
Detailed information
How the evaluation works
Focused history, targeted exam, and diagnostics when indicated. You receive clear next steps with written guidance.
What to bring
Accident reports and prior imaging if available. Wear comfortable clothing and arrive a few minutes early.
Included in this service
Accident‑focused exam
Clinician assessment tailored to accident mechanisms.
Diagnostics when indicated
X‑ray and tests guided by findings.
Clear next steps
Written guidance and follow‑up coordination.
Highlights
Pain and function assessment
Range-of-motion and tenderness evaluation.
Diagnostics when appropriate
Imaging based on clinical criteria.
Home care guidance
Practical steps to support recovery.
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Get evaluated promptly
Walk in or plan a visit to begin care.
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