HAVE YOU BEEN INJURED?
PERSONAL INJURY CHIROPRACTIC CARE IN COLUMBIA, MO
Restoration Chiropractic gladly accepts auto accident cases. We are ready to get you feeling and functioning better after this unfortunate event. Our insurance specialist has years of experience with auto insurance companies and attorneys.
There are a few things you need to know prior to your appointment.
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Many auto accident injuries can go undiagnosed. Assuming that you are fine because you don't feel hurt following can accident can be a serious error. Shock and adrenalin can mute or delay the onset of symptoms, allowing an auto accident injury to go undiagnosed. Minor injuries can lead to long term instability and degeneration.
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You may seek medical treatment immediately following an accident with a local hospital or your primary care physician. However, seeing a chiropractor can be pivotal to your overall healing, pain relief, and future quality of life! The symptoms of deeper musculoskeletal injuries to your spine can take weeks or even months to manifest. Therefore it's important to schedule your assessment as soon as possible.
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When pursuing a personal injury case through your auto insurance, the at-fault party's auto insurance, and/or an attorney, it is very important to get assessed prior to settling your case. Seeking treatment after settling your personal injury case will result in out-of-pocket costs to you. Most cases the third party (at-fault) insurance will have Med Pay, which allows medical facilities, like ourselves, to bill a certain amount for services and treatment in our office.
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Dealing with insurance companies can be difficult, especially after an auto accident. Our insurance specialist will communicate directly with your attorney, or the liable insurance company, so you are able to focus on your health and healing. We also have a reputable, local attorney we refer to for cases that may not be as open and shut.
Before your appointment we will need:
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Your claim number.
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Your adjuster's name, phone number, and email.
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Third party's (at-fault driver) car insurance information.
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Third party's adjuster's name, phone number, and email.
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Your attorney's name, phone number, and email.