Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about injury evaluation, chiropractic care, and how Delaware PIP coverage works after an accident.
It’s important to get examined by a doctor first. Findings from your exam need to be documented immediately after your accident to determine the right course of care. Consulting an attorney is appropriate after your initial medical evaluation.
Vehicle damage and injury severity don’t always match. Studies on cervical spine trauma have shown that the force applied to the neck and spine during a collision isn’t reliably predicted by how much damage the vehicle shows. Even a “minor” fender-bender can cause whiplash or a soft-tissue injury. Any accident involving impact should be evaluated by a qualified provider — regardless of what the car looks like afterward.
In Delaware, PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage on your auto policy typically covers accident-related medical care, including chiropractic treatment, regardless of fault. Our office can help verify your coverage and handle billing directly with your insurer in most cases. Using your PIP benefits for accident care does not raise your personal auto premiums.
Yes. Chiropractic care is safe and gentle, and CAIC treats patients ranging from newborns to the elderly.
Whiplash from an accident can strain neck muscles and misalign vertebrae, both of which commonly cause headaches. Symptoms can appear immediately or take days to surface, so early evaluation is important.
Still have questions about your injury, your coverage, or your case? Call (302) 595-2584 or contact us — no appointment needed.