Auto Accident & Whiplash Care in Round Rock.

What You Get

What Auto Injury Care Includes.

Post-collision care is a specialty - it requires both clinical skill and the kind of documentation that holds up to insurance scrutiny. At our Round Rock clinic, every auto-injury patient gets:

• Comprehensive injury evaluation. Head-to-toe orthopedic, neurological, and cervical exam with objective range-of-motion measurement.
• Imaging when warranted. X-rays for suspected fractures or significant structural injury. MRI referral when indicated.
• Detailed clinical notes. Every visit is documented to the standard insurance adjusters and attorneys require.
• Targeted chiropractic care. Adjustments, soft-tissue work, and therapy modalities (cold laser, electric stim, ultrasound) matched to your injury.
• Rehab exercises. Progressive strengthening to restore full cervical and spinal function and prevent chronic residuals.
• Attorney coordination. If you're represented, we work directly with your attorney on documentation and liens.

Why Treatment Timing Matters.

Two rules every auto-injury patient needs to know:

Get evaluated quickly. Many injuries from even a minor collision don't present for 1–3 days. Adrenaline masks symptoms at the scene. Tissue inflammation compounds over hours. By the time you feel the full extent of your injuries, the window for aggressive early care has narrowed. The first 72 hours post-collision is when intervention is most effective.

Don't leave gaps. Insurance companies scrutinize treatment records for gaps. A delay of weeks between the accident and your first treatment - or gaps between visits - gets used as evidence that "you weren't really hurt." Consistent, documented care protects both your recovery and your claim.

We handle both.

Our Process.

1. Call us - same day if possible. We'll schedule you promptly.
2. Full injury evaluation. Exam, imaging if needed, diagnosis, and treatment plan.
3. Insurance verification. We confirm your PIP and liability coverage before any charges.
4. Active care phase. Frequent visits in the first 4–6 weeks taper to lower frequency as you heal.
5. Re-examinations and final report. Documented progress and a final discharge report when you've reached maximum medical improvement.

Cost.

Most auto-accident patients in Texas have PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage that pays for chiropractic and related injury care. That usually means zero out-of-pocket cost to you. Even if liability is contested, we can arrange care on a lien basis - you pay nothing until your case settles.

We verify your specific coverage at your first visit.