What to bring to your first visit after a car accident

Walking in with your paperwork saves time and keeps your file from ending up incomplete. Here is the list.

What to bring

• The accident report or the case number, if you have it
• Insurance information, yours and the other driver's
• Your attorney's details, if you have hired one
• Photo ID
• A list of medications you are taking
• Any imaging or records from the emergency room, if you went
• Comfortable clothing you can move in

If you are missing several of these, come anyway. None of it is required to be seen.

What the visit involves

We talk first. How the impact happened, where you were sitting, what hurts and since when. That account matters more than people expect, because it shapes the exam.

Then the physical evaluation: range of motion, palpation, and orthopedic and neurological testing as needed. If an X-ray or a referral is warranted, we tell you right there.

At the end we explain what we found and what a plan would look like. You decide whether to start it.

About cost

If your case comes from a car accident, care can often be handled through the claim rather than out of your pocket. Ask when you call and we will walk you through how it works in your situation.

Scheduling

(470) 800-4041. Roswell and Tucker, same-day appointments when there is room, English and Spanish.

General information. Does not replace an individual evaluation.