Restoring your body’s best health
However the crash happened, we come to you
Seven ways to end up injured, one thing they share. Nobody should have to drive across town to be treated for a collision that took their car, their mobility or both.
Car accident
The stiffness that arrives three days later, long after everyone at the scene agreed they felt fine.
truck accident
Recovery that starts at hospital discharge and runs for months, built around surgery and bracing.
motorcycle accident
Road rash, fractures and post-surgical rehab, for riders with no bike left and a splint on one wrist.
rideshare accident
Hurt in the one seat with no control, no warning and usually no car of your own to drive anywhere.
pedestrian accident
Struck on foot means two impacts and legs that cannot carry you to an appointment afterwards.
rear-end collision
A barely marked bumper and a neck that will not turn, a combination insurers love to argue about.
work vehicle accident
A crash on the clock, lost income, and a second claim that nobody has thought to explain to you.
Common questions
01 My crash is not listed here. Can you still help?
Almost certainly. The seven above are simply the most common. If a vehicle was involved and you are hurt, call and describe it, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
02 Does the type of collision change how you treat me?
It changes what we look for and how we sequence things. A rear impact points us at the cervical spine, a pedestrian strike at the lower limbs and gait, a truck collision at surgical restrictions. The evaluation is always individual regardless.
03 What if I was partly at fault?
It makes no difference to your treatment. Fault is a legal question for your attorney and the insurers, not a condition of being seen or a factor in the care you receive.
04 How do I know whether you reach my area?
Tell us where you are. Clinicians travel across the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex and greater Houston, to homes, apartments and workplaces, in English or Spanish.





