After a car crash, people can have very different symptoms even when the collisions sound similar. Some symptoms are immediate and others become noticeable later. We evaluate appropriate musculoskeletal complaints, treat what is within chiropractic scope, and recognize when symptoms or findings need emergency care, imaging, or another medical provider. Use the links below to learn about the symptom or condition that most closely matches what you are experiencing.
The same crash can affect different parts of the body in different ways.
If your injury is not listed here, call us. We examine first, treat what is within our scope, and refer you to a physician when your symptoms point beyond it. Still deciding between an ER visit and an exam here? Read ER or chiropractor after a car accident. New to the terms? See our accident and injury glossary.
Looking for the broader service overview? See our auto accident chiropractor and personal injury chiropractor pages. If your visit is not crash-related, the clinic also handles general chiropractic care for everyday neck, back, headache, and joint complaints.
Patients drive in for accident care from South Zanesville just up the road, plus Norwich, New Concord, Cambridge, Crooksville, Roseville, Philo, Frazeysburg, Dresden, and Nashport.
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People often report neck or back pain, stiffness, headaches, shoulder soreness, joint pain, numbness, tingling, or other changes after a collision. Those symptoms have many possible causes, so the symptom list is a starting point, not a diagnosis.
Call the office and explain what you are feeling. We can help determine whether a chiropractic evaluation is an appropriate next step or whether another provider or emergency care makes more sense.
There is no universal 24-hour or 72-hour chiropractic deadline. Emergency warning signs need emergency care immediately. For non-emergency symptoms that appear, persist, worsen, or concern you, arrange an appropriate evaluation rather than relying on an arbitrary clock.
This page is general information, not medical or legal advice.
Tell us what is bothering you. We will help you schedule the right kind of evaluation and explain what to expect.
