Working With Your Attorney

Clear, consistent records support your care and give your attorney an accurate picture to work from.

From your first visit, we record your injuries in detail and update that record as you progress.

• Your account of how the accident happened and when your symptoms began
• A full examination of the spine, neck, shoulders, hips, and any area of seatbelt or airbag contact
• Neurological screening for signs of concussion or nerve involvement
• Baseline range of motion, pain patterns, and function
• Visit-by-visit notes on your treatment and progress
• How your injuries affect work, sleep, and everyday activities

You don’t need an attorney to be seen, and you don’t need a referral. If you have an attorney, let us know at your first visit. We’re happy to coordinate with your attorney’s office once you’re established as a patient, if you have one.

• Tell us about every symptom, even ones that seem minor or unrelated
• Keep your appointments, because gaps in care can slow recovery and raise questions later
• Let us know right away if a new symptom appears or an old one gets worse
• Keep your own notes on pain, sleep, missed work, and activities you’ve had to give up
• Share your attorney’s contact details with our front desk
• Follow any home program we give you between visits

We’re your healthcare providers, not your legal team. We record your injuries honestly and accurately, and we can’t give legal advice about your case. Questions about your claim, a settlement, or deadlines belong with your attorney.