Auto Accident Chiropractic in Noblesville
After a car crash, it is common to feel “shaken up” but not realize how hurt you are until days later. Neck pain, headaches, or back pain can suddenly appear once the adrenaline wears off. Dr. Pamela Grant understands how stressful this can be and takes your concerns seriously from the very first conversation. At Grant Family Chiropractic, you are never rushed or judged; you are listened to and treated as a priority. If you are unsure whether chiropractic can help, you can start with a free 20‑minute, no‑obligation consultation to talk directly with Dr. Grant.
When to Seek Care and What to Bring
Dr. Grant recommends being evaluated within 24 hours of an auto accident if you are able to get in. Even if a week has passed, it is still important to be checked so small problems do not become long-term issues. Signs you should schedule an exam include new or worsening symptoms such as:
- - Neck pain or stiffness
- - Headaches that started after the accident
- - New low back pain
- - Knee pain from hitting the dashboard
- - Any “odd” symptoms not part of your normal day-to-day life
For your first visit, please bring your police report (as soon as you receive it), car insurance information, and any photos or video of the accident. These details can support your case and help Dr. Grant understand what your body went through.
Thorough Evaluation With On‑Site X‑Rays
Your exam is more than just a quick check. Dr. Grant performs a detailed assessment that may include on-site X-rays, spinal palpation, posture evaluation, range of motion testing, grip strength testing for neck issues, and orthopedic tests. She then enters your results into a software system called the Wellness Score, which turns your findings into an easy-to-read, color-coded grade.
Every 12-15 visits, this Wellness Score is repeated to make sure you are truly improving, not just “getting used to” the pain.
Personalized Care & Long‑Term Support
Auto accident and whiplash care plans typically begin with about three visits per week for two to four weeks, depending on how severe your injuries are. As you improve, visit frequency usually steps down to twice a week, then once a week, always guided by established auto-injury guidelines and your symptoms. Care may include gentle spinal adjustments, electrical stimulation to calm tight, inflamed muscles, supportive taping, and simple rehab exercises that are emailed to you to do at home. As you reach a maintenance phase, Dr. Grant works with you to find your “sweet spot.”
Support With Insurance, Attorneys, and Your Recovery
Auto accident cases often involve insurance companies and sometimes attorneys, which can feel overwhelming when you are hurting. Dr. Grant carefully documents your care and communicates with insurers to explain why a certain length and frequency of care is necessary based on accepted guidelines. She is also willing to share notes with your attorney and will not turn you away just because you have legal representation.
Schedule Your Appointment
If you have been in an auto accident or personal injury and something “just doesn’t feel right,” do not wait. Call today to schedule your evaluation or free 20‑minute consultation and get caring, thorough help for your recovery.