Most personal injury cases begin with Chiropractic care, and for many people that resolves it. When it does not — when neck or back pain is still limiting you two or three months after the accident — the next step is interventional Pain Management: identifying the specific structure generating the pain and treating it directly.
Mountain View Pain Center has board-certified Pain Management providers at our clinics across Colorado and Arizona, working alongside chiropractors and therapists in the same buildings. For a personal injury case, that means one coordinated record rather than a stack of unconnected referrals.
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Every Mountain View Pain Center chiropractor is trained in whiplash and auto-injury care. That is where it starts, not where it ends.
Your care is delivered by a team — board-certified Pain Management physicians, the advanced-practice providers they supervise, chiropractors and physical therapists — all working from one chart, so the record your adjuster or attorney receives is complete and consistent.
Medical transportation is available for accident patients, and it can be billed to the lien, so getting to appointments is not the thing that ends your treatment early.
Spanish-language communication is available at every clinic through real-time translation.
We coordinate with your attorney throughout treatment. If you do not have one and want one, we can help you find one.
The purpose of a diagnostic block is to confirm which structure is generating pain before anything treats it. That distinction matters clinically, and it matters in a claim — because it converts "back pain" into a specific, defensible diagnosis.
Personal injury records are read by people looking for reasons to pay less. Ours are prepared with that in mind: mechanism of injury, objective exam findings, imaging correlation, a specific diagnosis, the treatment plan and the reasoning behind it, and progress notes at every visit.
Where causation or permanency is in question, our providers can give the specialist opinion attorneys and adjusters ask for.
We work with personal injury attorneys across Colorado and Arizona, can treat on a lien basis where appropriate, and respond to records requests promptly. You do not need an attorney to be seen — but if you have one, we will coordinate with them.
Most patients need both. Chiropractic care restores movement and treats the soft-tissue and joint component of an injury. Pain Management addresses the structures Chiropractic cannot reach — discs, nerves and facet joints — using imaging-guided procedures.
Because both work in the same building from the same treatment plan, you are not repeating your history to a new practice or waiting three weeks between referrals.
Start with car accident injury treatment, which covers what to do in the first days and weeks after a collision. This page is for the stage after that — when pain has not resolved on the expected timeline.
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A physician trained in diagnosing and treating pain, typically through physiatry or anesthesiology-based pain medicine. In a personal injury case they identify the specific structure causing the pain, treat it with targeted interventions, and document causation and prognosis.
Chiropractic treats the soft-tissue and joint component of an injury with manual therapy. Pain Management diagnoses and treats structures like discs, nerves and facet joints using imaging-guided procedures. Most personal injury patients benefit from both.
Usually not, though it depends on your plan. Call and our team will check before your visit.
In many cases, yes, where an attorney is involved.
It depends on the injury. Facet-mediated pain often responds within weeks. Disc injuries with nerve involvement take longer and are reassessed as you progress.
Yes, and they are prepared to the standard attorneys and adjusters expect.
Where the injury came from a motor vehicle accident, treatment is generally billed to auto medical payments coverage. Other personal injury cases are billed to health insurance or handled on a lien basis. Our team will confirm before treatment begins.
Yes. After a collision we bill auto med-pay directly, or we hold the lien ourselves, so you are not paying out of pocket while the claim is open. Benefits are verified before your first visit rather than after it.
Your own uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage may apply. In Colorado insurers must offer medical payments coverage and it applies unless you rejected it in writing; in Arizona it is optional. We check what your policy actually includes before your first visit.
Yes. We coordinate with your attorney throughout treatment and send records to their office. If you do not have an attorney and want one, we can help you find one.
Yes. Medical transportation is available for accident patients, and it can be billed to the lien.
Same-week appointments at our clinics — see Colorado, Arizona or the full clinic map.
