At The Wellness Center PDX, our holistic approach to treating your car accident related injuries ensures that even the subtlest of injuries don’t go unnoticed or untreated.
We accept PIP (Personal Injury Protection) Insurance.
Visit our clinics in Portland or Beaverton to start treatment for your auto accident injury.
Every auto accident is unique, and so is the resulting pain and discomfort. Here are the most typical injuries we encounter:
Rapid neck movements during abrupt stops can cause lingering neck pain, shoulder discomfort, and even persistent headaches.
The force from seat belts, although life-saving, can sometimes lead to rotator cuff strains or more intricate injuries like the brachial plexus damage.
Herniated or bulging discs from the force of an accident can be sneaky culprits behind back pain, numbness, and weakness.
Often an overlooked consequence, a powerful impact against the dashboard can damage the delicate structures within the knee, leading to what’s commonly called “dashboard knee."
With hands-on techniques, our experts work on alleviating tension, enhancing circulation, and promoting holistic healing.
By targeting precise trigger points, we help regulate the nervous system, ensuring balanced recovery.
We focus on realigning any displaced joints, stimulating the body's own pain-relief mechanisms.
If you’ve been involved in an auto accident (MVA) in the Portland Metro area, turn to The Wellness Center PDX for specialized care that supports your recovery journey.
Our experienced team is skilled in treating auto accident injuries, helping to alleviate pain, restore mobility, and accelerate healing.
We understand the complexities of auto accident trauma and tailor our treatments to address your unique health challenges.
With our comprehensive approach to injury rehabilitation, you can trust us to help you get back on your feet quickly and safely.
Schedule an appointment today and take the first step towards recovery with a team that cares deeply about your well-being.
The body’s immediate reaction post-trauma is to release adrenaline, a hormone that can mask pain. This is why some injuries might not be immediately felt but can surface days or even months later. Always get checked, even if you initially feel alright.