Complete Care Wellness

We mean it when we say that choosing us over your general practitioner for care after your car accident will make a difference! Having seen many clients who have been in car accidents and having received excellent training, our Orlando auto accident doctors have a deeply rooted and holistic understanding of how car accidents affect the body beyond the obvious external injuries. Examples of such less obvious issues that often arise include stress, pain, inflammation, limited range of motion, bad posture, and misalignment of the spine or extremities.

SafeCare is a network of highly trained personal injury physicians who meet certain qualifications including having advanced soft tissue injury training, having digital x-rays available to clients on-site, being trained to detect hidden injuries that are often missed at the hospital, having a fully integrated medical staff, maintaining a commitment to always follow medical legal documentation standards, following insurance-compliant procedures, allowing for same-day appointments, and having a staff of experienced Orlando auto accident doctors and nurses. All of our doctors are registered with the SafeCare Docs network, which means you can be assured that you’ll receive the highest standard of care. You also benefit by using a SafeCare doctor through knowing that your doctor’s only concern is providing you with great treatment (rather than fulfilling the hidden agenda of an attorney or insurance company) as well as that our offices will handle all insurance paperwork and attorney requests for you. This means that you can spend all of your energy focusing on your recovery process and bright future rather than being stuck in the past.

Our Orlando auto accident doctors at Complete Care have been well-trained in the most up-to-date treatments for patients who have been in a car accident. These treatments include spinal manipulation therapy (also known as spinal adjustments), extremity manipulation therapy (which is similar to spinal manipulation therapy, but performed on the extremities), electric stimulation therapy (which reduces pain and improves range of motion), and injection therapy (which reduces pain and inflammation). Rather than simply blocking out pain like the medication that many general practitioners prescribe, these treatments help in your rehabilitation process, all without the risk of addiction that accompanies most powerful prescription painkillers.