FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who will pay for my medical bills? In the State of Georgia, treatment for injuries suffered in an auto accident could be paid for by your “med-pay” with your auto insurance.  Also, if you have a lawyer that you’re working with, we may be able to work with you on a lien basis. This means we will wait for your case to settle to get paid.

Why is it important to get care after an auto accident? Research has shown that even a minor auto accident can have long lasting residual effects. With the proper care we can help you heal properly with high quality chiropractic care and a specially designed rehabilitation plan to reduce your pain.

What if I didn’t get care right after my accident does that mean I can’t get care? No, if your pain is related to you auto injury you have up to a year to get care. Although this is the case, its much better not to wait.

How long does it take to heal properly? This is all depending on the severity of your auto accident. It is extremely important that you get diagnosed properly and get the proper treatment to deal with your injury. Most soft tissue healing takes place in the 6-12 month time period.

Would my insurance premium go up if I get care? If you are not at fault, your premium will not go up. If you are at fault, your premium will may go up regardless if you use your “med-pay” or not. The residual effects of your auto accident will cost more in the long run if you do not get proper treatment right away. you do not get proper treatment right away. Make sure to ask your insurer about any insurance related questions or concerns.