Car Accident & Whiplash Treatment in Denver
After a crash, Mountain View Pain Center's Denver-metro clinics evaluate and treat whiplash, back injuries, and other crash-related pain with chiropractic care, physical therapy, and interventional pain management in one coordinated plan. We work with med-pay, health insurance, and attorney lien arrangements — and we document your recovery thoroughly for your claim. Call (720) 749-5599.
Common Car Accident Injuries We Treat
Whiplash, neck pain, back pain, radiculopathy and pinched nerves, headaches after a crash, and shoulder or knee injuries from bracing during impact.
Why Documentation Matters After a Crash
Insurance companies and attorneys need a clear record connecting your injuries to the accident. Because your chiropractor, physical therapist, and pain physician share one chart, your records tell one consistent story — exam findings, diagnoses, treatment, and response — which supports both your recovery and your claim.
What to Do in the First 72 Hours
- Get checked even if you feel fine — whiplash symptoms often appear a day or two after the crash
- Tell your auto insurer about the collision, and ask about med-pay coverage
- Schedule an evaluation — early, active treatment is the standard of care for whiplash
- Keep records of symptoms, missed work, and expenses
Our Denver-Area Clinics
- Central Park, Denver — 4660 Yosemite St #200, Denver — (303) 860-5244
- Downtown Denver — 789 Sherman St #315, Denver — (303) 209-4485
- Lowry, Denver — 63 North Quebec Street #300, Denver — (720) 798-2811
- Northglenn — 11990 Grant Street #400 — (720) 773-2464
- East Aurora (Southlands) — 6155 S Main St #220, Aurora — (303) 627-5735
- Southeast Aurora — 15901 E Briarwood Cir Suite 150, Aurora — (303) 645-4363
- Highlands Ranch — 640 Plaza Dr #270 — (303) 626-8501
- Lakewood — 165 S Union Blvd Suite 400 — (720) 432-5983
- Littleton — 5920 S Estes St Suite 220 — (303) 948-0734
- Lone Tree — 10375 Park Meadows Dr #270 — (303) 351-5995
Denver Car Accident Injury FAQs
Should I see a doctor even if I feel fine after a crash?
Yes. Whiplash and soft-tissue symptoms often appear 24-72 hours after a collision, and early evaluation both protects your health and documents your injuries.
What does treatment cost if I don't have health insurance?
We work with med-pay, auto insurance, and attorney lien arrangements, so many crash patients pay nothing out of pocket while their case resolves.
How soon can I be seen?
Same-week appointments are typically available at our ten Denver-metro clinics, and walk-ins are welcome.
Do you work with my attorney?
Yes — we regularly coordinate with personal-injury attorneys, provide thorough records, and treat patients on lien agreements.
What if I need more than chiropractic care?
Your care can escalate in the same clinic — physical therapy for rehab, and pain management physicians for injections or nerve blocks when appropriate.