Conditions and symptoms we evaluate
Educational overview
Bring the specifics: when symptoms started, what makes them better or worse, and which activities have become harder. Those details shape a more useful evaluation.
Stiffness, aching, or limited turning in the neck can follow a collision, a workplace task, or long periods in one position. An evaluation looks at movement, muscles, and whether nerve involvement should be considered.
Request an evaluation for neck painBack discomfort ranges from a dull ache to pain that radiates into the hip or leg. Describing when it started and what makes it worse helps a provider decide what to examine and whether imaging may be useful.
Request an evaluation for back painPain, swelling, or reduced motion in a shoulder, knee, hip, wrist, or ankle can have several possible contributors. An evaluation may include a rheumatology consultation or imaging when appropriate.
Request an evaluation for joint painPersistent muscle soreness, tightness, or spasm can limit everyday movement. Care may combine clinical evaluation with supportive services such as massage therapy when suitable.
Request an evaluation for muscle painNumbness or a pins-and-needles feeling in the hands, arms, legs, or feet is worth describing in detail. Testing such as EMG may be considered to evaluate how nerves and muscles are functioning.
Request an evaluation for numbness and tinglingBurning pain, electric sensations, or weakness along a nerve pathway can affect grip, balance, and confidence in movement. Evaluation focuses on where symptoms travel and what triggers them.
Request an evaluation for nerve-related symptomsHeadaches that begin or worsen after a collision deserve attention, especially alongside neck pain, dizziness, or difficulty concentrating. A provider will discuss whether neurological evaluation is appropriate.
Request an evaluation for headaches after an accidentDifficulty bending, lifting, reaching, standing, or walking comfortably affects work and home life. Evaluations consider function, not only pain intensity.
Request an evaluation for reduced mobilitySymptoms after a motor-vehicle accident may appear immediately or develop over the following days. Documenting when and how symptoms began is part of a thorough evaluation.
Request an evaluation for accident-related painPain connected to a workplace incident, repetitive activity, or physically demanding work is evaluated with attention to the tasks you perform and the limits you are experiencing.
Request an evaluation for workplace injuriesThis page describes concerns the clinic evaluates. It does not diagnose any condition and does not describe conditions we claim to cure. Treatment recommendations depend on your evaluation, and individual results and treatment needs vary. If you believe you are experiencing an emergency, call 911.
Next step
You do not have to categorize your pain before contacting us. Describe it in your own words and our team will help identify an appropriate appointment type.
Tell us what you are experiencing. Our team can help you request the appropriate appointment and begin a conversation about your options.
For medical emergencies, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department.