Car accident chiropractor for Murray residents

Use the clinic address as your destination when planning your trip from Murray. Open the map from your own starting point and check your appointment confirmation before leaving.

When choosing a time, consider the travel involved alongside work or other appointments. The online calendar shows current booking options. Call the front desk if you're unsure which appointment to choose or need help finding Suite 230.

If you've already visited an emergency department, urgent care, or another clinician, bring the discharge instructions and relevant imaging reports you have. Include a medication list and the names of clinicians you've seen since the collision.

If a report is held by another office, ask our front desk how to arrange a transfer. Tell your chiropractor about any follow-up instructions you've received and any symptoms that have changed.

A short note about what now feels difficult can help you explain your concerns, whether that's sitting through work, turning your head, or sleeping. Our first car-accident visit guide has a fuller checklist and questions to bring.

We'll talk through the collision, your symptoms, health history, and movement concerns. The evaluation helps guide whether chiropractic care is appropriate and what to discuss next. Read our auto-injury care guide for more about the approach at Seasons.

For neck symptoms after a collision, our whiplash treatment page explains evaluation and care options. A symptom description alone doesn't establish a diagnosis or tell you which treatment you need.

A routine appointment isn't emergency care. Call 911 or seek emergency care for a worsening headache that won't go away, repeated vomiting, confusion, seizures, or difficulty staying awake after a crash. See the CDC's head-injury danger signs for more warning symptoms.

Is the appointment in Murray?

Your appointment is at our Taylorsville clinic on Redwood Road. This page helps Murray residents plan a visit to that office.

What if I don't have my previous records?

Contact the front desk before your appointment to ask which records would be useful and how to request them. Keep following the instructions from clinicians who have already evaluated you.

What should I ask about payment?

Ask our front desk about the evaluation's charges and payment terms, and ask your insurer what applies to your claim. Our Utah auto-insurance guide can help you prepare those questions. Confirm your own coverage before assuming a service will be paid for.