Same-Day Appointments Usually Available
Same-Day Appointments Usually Available
Neck pain can make it difficult to work, drive, sleep, exercise, and enjoy everyday life. Whether your symptoms developed gradually or began after an injury, finding the cause of your pain is the first step toward recovery.
At White Chiropractic, we help patients find relief from neck pain and return to the activities they enjoy
Same Day Appointments Usually Available
Neck pain is one of the most common complaints following a car accident. Even low-speed collisions can place significant stress on the muscles, ligaments, and joints of the neck.
Some people notice symptoms immediately, while others develop pain, stiffness, or headaches hours or days later.
If you’ve recently been involved in an accident, it’s important to have your injuries evaluated as soon as possible.
Your visit may include:
After the examination, Dr. White will discuss his findings and explain the most appropriate treatment options for your condition.
If you choose to proceed with care, treatment can begin during the same visit.
Dr. Curt White has over 25 years of experience helping thousands of patients recover from neck pain, auto accident injuries, headaches, and other painful conditions.
White Chiropractic is proud to have earned more than 600 five-star Google reviews and works closely with attorneys and insurance companies when needed, providing detailed documentation, comprehensive narrative reports, and timely records throughout treatment.
If neck pain is interfering with your daily activities, help may be available
Neck pain can come from poor posture, muscle strain, arthritis, degenerative changes, stress, or injuries such as whiplash after a car accident.
You should be evaluated if neck pain lasts more than a few days, keeps coming back, limits your range of motion, causes headaches, or began after an accident.
Yes. Neck problems, muscle tension, and irritation in the upper cervical spine can contribute to headaches, especially at the base of the skull.
Chiropractic care may help improve neck mobility, reduce muscle tension, and address joint dysfunction that may be contributing to pain.
X-rays are taken when clinically necessary, such as after trauma, with certain exam findings, or when more information is needed to evaluate your condition.
Yes. Neck pain, stiffness, headaches, and reduced motion may appear hours or days after a crash, which is why early evaluation is important.
