Tampa Car Accident Clinic & Auto Accident Doctors

Tampa Health Solutions

Car Accident Treatment

Recover quickly and safely after a car accident with our expert care. We offer personalized treatment plans for pain relief, injury recovery, and overall wellness. From chiropractic adjustments to physical therapy, we help you get back to feeling your best. Request your appointment today and start your journey to recovery!

X-Ray

Our X-ray imaging services offer a non-invasive and efficient way to visualize bones, joints, and certain soft tissues.

Therapeutic Exercises

Our physical therapists will develop a customized exercise program tailored to your specific needs, incorporating various techniques.

Electrical Stimulation

Electrical stimulation therapy can be used to manage pain, reduce muscle spasms, and improve muscle strength and function.

Manual Therapy

Our physical therapists employ various manual therapy techniques, including soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization, and myofascial release.

Activities of Daily Living (Self-Care)

Rehabilitation programs typically include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and assistive devices to address physical limitations.

Kinesiology Tape

Kinesiology taping is a therapeutic technique that can provide support, reduce pain, and improve muscle function.

Spinal Traction

Spinal traction is a therapeutic technique used to decompress the spine and alleviate pressure on the discs and nerves.

Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound therapy utilizes high-frequency sound waves to generate gentle heat deep within the tissues.

Neuromuscular Re-Education

Our neuromuscular re-education program is designed to help individuals regain proper muscle function, coordination, and control after injuries.

Heat Therapy

Heat therapy applies controlled warmth to boost circulation, ease muscle tension, and reduce pain and stiffness, aiding in relaxation and promoting recovery.

Vibration Therapy

Vibration therapy employs low-frequency vibrations to stimulate muscle activity, enhance blood flow, and promote relaxation, making it a versatile treatment for chronic pain, muscle stiffness, and better lymphatic drainage.

Cold Therapy

Cold therapy, such as ice application or cryotherapy, is an effective method for reducing swelling, inflammation, and discomfort from acute injuries or ongoing conditions.

Gait training (per 15 minutes)

Focused exercises and techniques designed to improve walking ability, balance, and coordination, tailored to individual mobility needs.

Paraffin bath

A soothing wax treatment that helps to alleviate joint pain, relax muscles, and moisturize the skin, often used for hands and feet.

Infrared therapy

A non-invasive treatment using infrared light to enhance circulation, reduce pain, and accelerate healing in targeted areas.

Strapping of the Knee

Application of specialized tape or straps to stabilize the knee, reduce pain, and support proper movement during recovery.

Therapeutic activities

Goal-oriented movements and exercises aimed at improving functional abilities, strength, and coordination for daily tasks.

Acupuncture without electrical stimulation

Traditional needle-based therapy to relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being without the use of electrical currents.

Strapping

A general taping technique used to stabilize joints, reduce strain, and support injured or weakened areas.

Strapping Shoulder

The precise application of tape to provide support and relieve pain in the shoulder joint, aiding in recovery and preventing further injury.

Biofreeze

A topical analgesic gel or spray that delivers a cooling sensation to alleviate muscle and joint pain quickly.

Laser Therapy

A cutting-edge treatment using light energy to stimulate tissue repair, reduce pain, and minimize inflammation in a targeted area.

Hot/cold pack

A simple yet effective method using heat to relax muscles or cold to reduce swelling and inflammation in injured areas.

Mechanical traction

A therapy that gently stretches the spine to relieve pressure on discs and nerves, improving alignment and reducing pain.

X-Ray

Our X-ray imaging services offer a non-invasive and efficient way to visualize bones, joints, and certain soft tissues.

Therapeutic Exercises

Our physical therapists will develop a customized exercise program tailored to your specific needs, incorporating various techniques.

Electrical Stimulation

Electrical stimulation therapy can be used to manage pain, reduce muscle spasms, and improve muscle strength and function.

Manual Therapy

Our physical therapists employ various manual therapy techniques, including soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization, and myofascial release.

Activities of Daily Living (Self-Care)

Rehabilitation programs typically include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and assistive devices to address physical limitations.

Kinesiology Tape

Kinesiology taping is a therapeutic technique that can provide support, reduce pain, and improve muscle function.

Spinal Traction

Spinal traction is a therapeutic technique used to decompress the spine and alleviate pressure on the discs and nerves.

Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound therapy utilizes high-frequency sound waves to generate gentle heat deep within the tissues.

Neuromuscular Re-Education

Our neuromuscular re-education program is designed to help individuals regain proper muscle function, coordination, and control after injuries.

Heat Therapy

Heat therapy applies controlled warmth to boost circulation, ease muscle tension, and reduce pain and stiffness, aiding in relaxation and promoting recovery.

Vibration Therapy

Vibration therapy employs low-frequency vibrations to stimulate muscle activity, enhance blood flow, and promote relaxation, making it a versatile treatment for chronic pain, muscle stiffness, and better lymphatic drainage.

Cold Therapy

Cold therapy, such as ice application or cryotherapy, is an effective method for reducing swelling, inflammation, and discomfort from acute injuries or ongoing conditions.

Gait training (per 15 minutes)

Focused exercises and techniques designed to improve walking ability, balance, and coordination, tailored to individual mobility needs.

Paraffin bath

A soothing wax treatment that helps to alleviate joint pain, relax muscles, and moisturize the skin, often used for hands and feet.

Infrared therapy

A non-invasive treatment using infrared light to enhance circulation, reduce pain, and accelerate healing in targeted areas.

Strapping of the Knee

Application of specialized tape or straps to stabilize the knee, reduce pain, and support proper movement during recovery.

Therapeutic activities

Goal-oriented movements and exercises aimed at improving functional abilities, strength, and coordination for daily tasks.

Acupuncture without electrical stimulation

Traditional needle-based therapy to relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being without the use of electrical currents.

Strapping

A general taping technique used to stabilize joints, reduce strain, and support injured or weakened areas.

Strapping Shoulder

The precise application of tape to provide support and relieve pain in the shoulder joint, aiding in recovery and preventing further injury.

Biofreeze

A topical analgesic gel or spray that delivers a cooling sensation to alleviate muscle and joint pain quickly.

Laser Therapy

A cutting-edge treatment using light energy to stimulate tissue repair, reduce pain, and minimize inflammation in a targeted area.

Hot/cold pack

A simple yet effective method using heat to relax muscles or cold to reduce swelling and inflammation in injured areas.

Mechanical traction

A therapy that gently stretches the spine to relieve pressure on discs and nerves, improving alignment and reducing pain.

• 1. How soon should I seek treatment after a car accident?

  You should seek treatment as soon as possible, even if you don’t feel pain immediately. Symptoms often take hours or even days to appear due to adrenaline masking the injury. Early diagnosis and intervention can prevent injuries from worsening and speed up recovery.

• 2. What are the most common injuries sustained in a car accident?

  The most common car accident injuries include:

  • Whiplash and neck strains
  • Back injuries, such as herniated discs
  • Concussions and other traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
  • Soft tissue injuries, like sprains and bruises
  • Fractures and broken bones
  • Cuts and lacerations

  Even minor accidents can lead to these injuries, so it’s important to get evaluated by a healthcare professional.

• 3. Why don’t I feel pain immediately after the accident?

  After a car accident, your body releases adrenaline and endorphins, which can temporarily mask pain and discomfort. This natural response is why you might not notice injuries right away. However, once these effects wear off, symptoms such as pain, stiffness, or swelling may appear.

• 4. What symptoms should I watch for after a car accident?

  Common symptoms to monitor include:

  • Persistent neck or back pain
  • Headaches or dizziness
  • Numbness or tingling in the limbs
  • Swelling or bruising
  • Difficulty concentrating or memory issues
  • Stiffness or reduced range of motion

  If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s essential to consult a healthcare professional promptly.

• 5. Can I visit a rehabilitation clinic even if the accident was minor?

  Yes, even minor accidents can cause injuries that may not be immediately obvious. Rehabilitation clinics specialize in identifying and treating these injuries to prevent long-term issues like chronic pain or reduced mobility. A professional evaluation can ensure you receive the care you need, no matter the severity of the accident.