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Post-Accident Chiropractic Exam in Littleton, CO

A thorough evaluation in the days after a collision, before small problems become lasting ones.

Post-accident chiropractic exam at Raise Chiropractic in Littleton

OVERVIEW

Why an exam matters even if you feel fine

Adrenaline after a crash can hide pain for hours or days. A post-accident exam looks at how your neck, back, and joints are moving, where tissues are sensitive, and whether anything needs imaging or another specialist.

The exam also creates a dated medical record close to the accident. Insurers and attorneys look for that record, and gaps between the crash and your first visit can make a claim harder.

Signs to watch for

  • Stiffness the morning after
  • Pain that started a day or more later
  • Soreness where the seatbelt crossed
  • Reduced range of motion turning your head
  • Tingling or numbness in arms or hands

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HOW WE TREAT IT

Your care may include

History & mechanism

How the collision happened, where you were seated, and what you felt.

Movement & orthopedic tests

Range of motion, strength, reflexes, and tissue sensitivity.

Imaging referral

X-ray or MRI referral when findings call for it.

Written findings

A clear summary you can share with your insurer or attorney.

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FAQ

Questions about post-accident exam

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How soon should I get a post-accident exam?

Ideally within a few days of the accident, even if symptoms are mild.

Do I need imaging?

Not always. We refer for X-ray or MRI when your exam findings call for it.

Is the exam covered?

It is typically billed to auto insurance MedPay or health insurance. We verify coverage first.

FREE DOWNLOAD

The In Case of an Accident card

  • What to do at the scene, step by step
  • Blanks for the other driver's info
  • Who to call first, and what not to say

Print it, fold it, keep it with your registration.