Auto Injury Recovery
You don’t have to be in pain.
Car accidents are hard on anyone—especially folks with bodies that are queer, fat, disabled, or otherwise at risk. Our practitioners bring expertise, empathy, and trauma awareness to support your healing journey. Our integrative approach uses an individualized combination of services to relieve pain, restore functionality, and prevent future injuries.
Oregon based auto insurance will pay for your care and we handle billing!
All insured drivers in Oregon are required to carry personal liability insurance, which covers chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, and other treatment for injuries from a car crash. All Oregon auto insurance plans cover treatment for injuries from accidents— regardless of who was driving or at fault. You’re even covered if you get hit by a car while riding your bike. If you have out-of-state insurance, there’s a good chance it will be covered as well. Let our staff help verify that your treatment is covered. If so, we handle the billing, so it’s easy for you.
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Getting help as soon as possible after the accident decreases the amount of treatment needed and makes it easier to heal in the long run. It’s common for injuries to take days to a couple of weeks to show up. So even if it’s been a while since the accident, we encourage you to get checked out.
Othered bodies
Asha is a welcoming, affirming, and community-minded place for all bodies. Our practitioners strongly believe in an integrated team approach to healthcare. We offer chiropractic, massage, acupuncture, naturopathic medicine, counseling and more. Every patient deserves to be comfortable in their body and get the best out of life.
Symptoms like these? We can help!
● Pain or stiffness in the back, neck, arms, or
legs
● Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the
arms or legs
● Headaches or eye pain
● Decreased range of motion
● Difficulties with activities of daily living
(laundry, dishes, dressing, showering, etc.)
● Decreased ability to work due to problems
sitting or standing
● Decreased ability to drive due to
discomfort sitting or turning head
● Difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep
due to pain
● Fatigue
● Foggy thinking & difficulty concentrating
● Increased sensitivity to light or problems
looking at screens
● Decreased ability to engage in social
activities and family time due to pain
and/or fatigue
● Depression
● Frustration at having one more thing to
deal with
● Fear that you will never feel better