Two-hour initial examination
A meticulous assessment of muscular, spinal and neurological injury. This is the baseline every later finding is compared against, and it is the document your insurer and attorney will rely on.
We treat one kind of patient, which means the examination, the therapy and the paperwork are all shaped by what collision injuries actually require.
A motor vehicle collision can be devastating, and the injuries are rarely as simple as they first appear. Our approach combines a thorough evaluation process with a trusted referral network, so that every aspect of your recovery is addressed — not just the part that is easiest to treat.
A meticulous assessment of muscular, spinal and neurological injury. This is the baseline every later finding is compared against, and it is the document your insurer and attorney will rely on.
Treatment addressing spinal misalignment and restoring function, delivered as a planned course rather than an open-ended series of visits.
Progressive deep-tissue massage therapy paired with cryotherapy to ease pain and restore mobility as the tissue heals.
Ice packs and appropriate durable medical equipment — cervical pillows, lumbar support cushions — issued as part of your care so recovery continues between visits.
At six-week intervals, Dr. Kelly performs an in-depth re-evaluation: tracking progress against the initial examination, refining the treatment protocol, and deciding whether your findings now call for a referral. This is how a case stays honest — care escalates, changes or concludes based on measured change, not on a schedule set in advance.
We are one of the few chiropractic clinics actively affiliated with the broader medical community, and we regularly receive referrals from other medical professionals. When your injuries call for expertise we do not provide, you get a referral rather than more of the same treatment.
Every motor vehicle collision injury, and no case is too small or too large. We regularly manage complex cases involving multiple injuries.
Dr. Kelly speaks some Russian and Spanish for medical purposes — enough to complete a physical examination comfortably, though not enough for a detailed history. Office staff speak English only, so please bring a family member to interpret at the initial examination if detailed interpretation is needed.
If you are not sure whether you need to be seen, call anyway — we will tell you straight.