Auto Accident Injury FAQs Commack

“No Fault” means you can receive chiropractic care after a car accident regardless of who caused it. Your auto insurance covers medically necessary treatment without needing to prove fault, allowing you to start care right away. A No-Fault claim should be filed within 30 days of the accident. Our office can guide you through the process.

A medical lien allows you to receive chiropractic care now and pay for treatment later from your injury settlement, if applicable. This is usually used if insurance benefits are unavailable or have been exhausted. Our team can help explain if this option applies to you.

Yes, many chiropractors accept medical liens. This lets you get care without paying upfront, with fees deferred until your case is resolved.

Auto insurance often covers chiropractic care if it is medically necessary after a car accident. Coverage depends on your policy and benefits. Our office can help verify your coverage and explain your options.

Our office works with personal injury attorneys and can provide referrals. Consulting a qualified attorney can help protect your legal and medical interests.

You do not need an attorney to start chiropractic care. Speaking with one early can help protect your rights and simplify insurance claims. We can refer you to a trusted personal injury attorney if needed.

It’s often best to consult an attorney before giving statements to your insurance company. This helps prevent misunderstandings and protects your claim. Our team can guide you if you’re unsure.

Before agreeing to any settlement, consult with an attorney. They can review offers and negotiate to ensure fair compensation. We can help connect you with a qualified attorney if needed.

Chiropractic care documents your injuries, treatment, and recovery. This medical documentation can support your injury claim while also helping you heal properly.

Yes. Even minor accidents can cause injuries like whiplash or soft tissue damage. Early evaluation can prevent complications and support quicker recovery.

Some injuries may not show symptoms immediately. Visiting a chiropractor early can prevent minor injuries from becoming chronic and promote faster recovery.

Watch for neck/back pain, headaches, dizziness, numbness, muscle stiffness, or reduced motion. Seek care promptly if these occur.

If imaging is needed, your chiropractor or physician can refer you to an appropriate center. This helps ensure accurate diagnosis and an effective treatment plan.

Some injuries may heal naturally, but chiropractic care can help manage pain, reduce inflammation, and restore function. Early treatment often prevents long-term problems.

Whiplash is a neck injury that occurs when the head is suddenly jerked forward and backward, often during a car accident. It can cause pain, stiffness, headaches, and limited movement. Early evaluation and chiropractic care can help reduce pain, restore motion, and prevent long-term problems.