Hurt in a wreck? We treat car accident injuries in Dallas and Lewisville.Dallas: Garland Rd · Lewisville: Hebron Pkwy · 844-589-7246
Neck pain, back pain or whiplash after a wreck? Our chiropractors examine you, document your injuries and build a care plan, at clinics in Dallas and Lewisville.
As soon as you can, ideally within a few days of the crash, even if the pain feels mild. Whiplash and soft tissue injuries often get worse over the next few days. An early exam documents your injuries for your claim and starts care before stiffness sets in. If you have severe pain, numbness or signs of a head injury, go to the emergency room first.
Even a low speed crash can push your head and spine past their normal range of motion. These are the injuries we see most often:
Use this as a guide, not a diagnosis. When in doubt, get examined.
| Symptom | What it can mean | When to get checked |
|---|---|---|
| Neck stiffness or pain | Whiplash or neck strain | Within a few days |
| Headache at the base of the skull | Neck strain | Within a few days |
| Lower back pain | Back sprain or disc injury | Within a few days |
| Numbness, tingling or weakness in arms or legs | Possible nerve involvement | Same day. ER if severe |
| Confusion, vomiting or loss of consciousness | Possible head injury | Emergency room now |
Your plan depends on your exam. Most plans combine a few of these.
Texas is an at-fault state, so the at-fault driver’s insurance usually pays for injury care through a claim.
MedPay, your health insurance, the at-fault driver's insurance or a letter of protection through your attorney may also cover care. Call us before your first visit and we will walk you through it.
Does car insurance pay for a chiropractor in Texas?
Source: Texas Department of Insurance. General information, not legal advice.
10611 Garland Road, Suite 115
Dallas, TX 75218
East Dallas, Lake Highlands, Garland and Mesquite
751 Hebron Pkwy, Suite 160
Lewisville, TX 75057
Lewisville, Flower Mound, Carrollton and The Colony
Some injuries hurt right away. Others, like whiplash and soft tissue strain, often show up over the next few days as swelling and stiffness build. That is why an exam soon after the crash matters even if you feel fine.
No. You can get care without one. Your insurance company will ask for crash details, so keep the report number and the other driver's information.
Often, yes. MedPay, health insurance or the at-fault driver's insurer may apply. Read our Texas coverage guide.
It depends on your injury. Your chiropractor sets a care plan after your exam and adjusts it as you improve. You will always know the plan before treatment starts.
Your health comes first, so get checked for injuries. Many patients also talk to a personal injury attorney. Here is how to decide.
Call the main line and we will book you at our Dallas or Lewisville clinic.
Page updated October 22, 2026. Reviewed by the Longhorn Injury and Rehab Centers clinical team.
