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I wish I could give this business 10 stars. I came in with spinal discomfort and discover...more
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There is greatfull healthcare. Thank you for helping.
I went in for a chiropractic adjustment, but ended up getting SO much more! Dr. Jurjens pa...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Joint Pain Management After Auto Accident.
We typically begin evaluation within days of your auto accident. After a clinical exam and any necessary imaging, we start gentle pain-relief therapies and a tailored plan. Immediate care reduces long-term issues; severity dictates exact timing and frequency of visits.
Our clinic treats shoulders, knees, hips, ankles, wrists and TMJ commonly injured in collisions. Care addresses joint mechanics, supporting muscles and connective tissues to restore function and reduce pain through adjustments, mobilization, and therapeutic exercise.
Yes. Chiropractic care uses manual techniques plus therapies like soft tissue work, ultrasound, and cold laser to reduce inflammation. Combined with activity modification and rehabilitation exercises, this approach lowers swelling and supports faster, more comfortable healing.
Treatment length varies: many patients improve within 6-12 visits, while complex injuries may require longer care and rehabilitation. We set measurable goals, re-evaluate progress regularly, and adjust frequency to ensure safe, effective recovery tailored to your condition.
Yes, chiropractic joint care is generally safe after an accident when preceded by a thorough assessment. We screen for fractures, neurological signs, and other contraindications, modify techniques for age or health concerns, and coordinate with your physician when needed.
Many auto insurance policies, including PIP and MedPay, cover treatment after collisions. Coverage depends on your policy and claim. We provide detailed records, bill insurers, and can assist with documentation and claims to help you access eligible benefits.