Auto Accident FAQs at
Pain Care Associates in Little Rock

Yes, our chiropractors Dr. Dwight Stewart and Dr. David Vang are both qualified to treat musculoskeletal auto accident injuries resulting from car accidents. Our conservative approach to injury treatment is safe, non-invasive, and painless.

Our chiropractor in Little Rock follows the DRS Protocol, a complete and customized program that implements the most progressive treatment procedures including chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy and spinal decompression therapy. These treatments are beneficial for auto injury pain because they directly address the underlying mechanical cause for your pain while safely restoring mobility back to the body. We are one of the few facilities in the entire state that provides chiropractic care and physical therapy in one location, streamlining the treatment process and delivering optimal results for patients.

Accident injury treatment is typically covered either by your insurance company or the other driver’s insurance company, depending on who was at fault for the accident. In order to be fully reimbursed for your claims, it is essential that you visit a chiropractor for a full diagnostic injury assessment prior to settling with your insurance company.

Even if you have been to the hospital or your family doctor following an auto accident, you may still benefit from chiropractic care. The primary goal of a hospital visit following the accident is to determine if any physical injuries, such as a broken bone, need immediate treatment and also to provide pain medication. Hospitals, however, may not evaluate musculoskeletal injuries like whiplash. Left untreated, these auto accident injuries will continue to cause pain. Our chiropractor in Little Rock will perform a comprehensive diagnostic exam to determine the location of any spinal misalignments and then create a customized treatment program to address.

You are welcome to speak with your attorney at any time following your accident. If you do not have an attorney and are concerned that you will not be receiving fair reimbursement for any injuries that you have sustained, our chiropractor in Little Rock is happy to recommend a reputable auto injury attorney.

Left unchecked, minor pain can develop into a major problem. A chiropractic evaluation is the best way to determine the full extent of your auto accident injuries.