Complete Care treats four main categories of car accident injuries:
Spinal & neck injuries
Whiplash, herniated discs, spinal compression, and nerve impingement are among the most common spinal and neck injuries sustained in auto accidents.
These injuries can cause immediate pain, stiffness, and limited mobility, or develop gradually in the days following a collision.
Head & neurological injuries
Concussions, traumatic brain injuries, and other head and neurological injuries frequently result from the impact of a car accident — even without a direct blow to the head.
Symptoms can include headaches, dizziness, memory issues, and changes in mood or concentration.
Extremity & joint injuries
Hands, wrists, shoulders, knees, and hips are all vulnerable during a collision.
Extremity and joint injuries may include fractures, sprains, torn ligaments, and soft tissue damage — often from bracing for impact or from direct contact with the vehicle interior.
Chest & torso injuries
Seatbelt-related bruising, rib injuries, and soft tissue damage are among the most common chest and torso injuries in moderate to high-impact collisions.
These injuries are often underestimated but can affect breathing, mobility, and daily function during recovery.