Car and auto accident injuries
Auto accidents are the most common reason patients come to Complete Care.
The force of a collision — even at low speeds — can cause a wide range of injuries, many of which don’t produce obvious symptoms at the scene.
Common car accident injuries treated at Complete Care include:
- Whiplash and soft tissue injuries to the neck and back
- Herniated and bulging discs
- Spinal injuries
- Concussions and traumatic brain injury
- Neurological symptoms, including radiating pain, numbness, and dizziness
- Extremity and joint injuries to the shoulder, knee, hip, wrist, and ankle
- Chest and torso injuries from seatbelt and airbag impact
Slip-and-fall injuries
Slip-and-fall accidents can cause injuries that are just as significant as those from vehicle collisions — and just as likely to be underestimated at the scene.
Common injuries from slip-and-fall incidents include:
- Spinal injuries
- Joint and extremity trauma
- Head injuries
- Soft tissue damage
Complete Care provides the same coordinated, multi-disciplinary evaluation and treatment for slip-and-fall injuries as for auto accident patients — same-day access, no referral needed.
Pedestrian injuries from motor vehicle accidents
Pedestrians involved in motor vehicle accidents often experience serious injuries because they have little protection from the force of impact. These collisions can result in spinal injuries, traumatic brain injuries, fractures, and soft tissue damage.
Complete Care evaluates and treats injuries sustained when pedestrians are struck by motor vehicles, providing coordinated care that may include diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, spine and orthopedic care, and other services based on each patient’s injuries and recovery needs.
Bicycle injuries from motor vehicle accidents
Bicyclists involved in motor vehicle accidents are vulnerable to serious injuries because they have limited protection during a collision. These crashes commonly result in head injuries, spinal injuries, fractures, road rash, and soft tissue damage.
Complete Care evaluates and treats injuries sustained in motor vehicle collisions involving bicyclists, providing coordinated care that may include diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, spine and orthopedic care, and other services based on each patient’s injuries and recovery needs.