ProCare Chiropractic Center accepts any auto insurance and works with all major insurance companies at our clinics in Southeast Portland, Keizer, Sherwood and Hillsboro. If you were hurt in a car accident or at work, your chiropractic care is usually billed to your PIP, workers’ compensation or another claim, and our team helps you with the paperwork from the first call.
We work with every auto insurance company. These are the carriers our patients use most often. Under each name you will see the company names as they appear on insurance cards and claim documents.
State Farm, State Farm Fire & Casualty
Progressive, Artisan & Truckers Casualty
Allstate, Allstate North America, Integon Indemnity
Farmers Insurance, Farmers Insurance Exchange
Liberty Mutual, Safeco, Safeco Insurance Company of Illinois
GEICO Secure, GEICO Casualty
United Services Automobile Association, USAA Casualty, USAA General Indemnity, Garrison Property & Casualty
American Family, American Family Connect
Country Preferred, Country Mutual
Standard Fire
State National
Amica Mutual
Don’t see your insurance company? We still accept it. Call us with your insurance details and claim number, and our team will help you check your coverage before your first visit.
After an injury, more than one type of insurance can apply. Here is how each one usually works for our patients.
Every auto policy in Oregon includes PIP. It is usually the first coverage that pays for chiropractic care, physical therapy and massage therapy after a car accident, and it pays regardless of fault.
If another driver caused the accident, their bodily injury liability coverage may pay for care that goes beyond your PIP benefits. These claims usually take longer and are often handled with an attorney.
Oregon auto policies must include uninsured motorist coverage. It can help when the driver who hit you has no insurance or not enough insurance to cover your injuries.
If you were hurt on the job, your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance can cover your care. We treat back, neck, shoulder and repetitive strain injuries from work. Workplace injury recovery
If you have a personal injury attorney, treatment can be arranged under a letter of protection, so the bill is paid from your settlement.
We also work with health insurance. Benefits for chiropractic care depend on your plan, so call us and we will help you check what is covered.
Oregon law requires every private passenger auto insurance policy to include Personal Injury Protection (ORS 742.520). PIP is no-fault coverage: your own insurance pays your medical bills first, without waiting to find out who caused the accident.
PIP pays for reasonable and necessary medical care, including chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, rehabilitation and massage therapy, for expenses incurred within two years after the injury.
Each group has conditions and exclusions in the law, so coverage depends on the circumstances of the accident.
| PIP benefit | Oregon minimum (ORS 742.524) |
|---|---|
| Medical expenses, including chiropractic care | Up to $15,000 per person, for expenses incurred within 2 years of the injury |
| Lost income | 70% of lost income, up to $3,000 per month, for up to 52 weeks, if you are disabled for at least 14 days |
| Essential services (if you don’t work) | Up to $30 per day for up to 52 weeks, if you are disabled for at least 14 days |
| Child care | $25 per day, up to $750, if a parent of a minor child is hospitalized for 24 hours or more |
| Funeral expenses | Up to $5,000 |
These are the minimums required by law. Many policies include higher PIP limits. Read more in our guide Oregon PIP Insurance Explained.
All our clinics accept the same insurance plans. Our Portland clinic is on SE Stark Street in Southeast Portland. Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Yes. ProCare Chiropractic Center accepts any auto insurance. The companies we work with most often are State Farm, Progressive, Allstate, Farmers, Liberty Mutual, Safeco, GEICO, USAA, American Family, COUNTRY Financial, Standard Fire, State National and Amica Mutual. If your company is not on the list, call us at (503) 206-6078 and we will help you check your coverage.
Yes. Our Portland clinic at 10915 SE Stark St in Southeast Portland accepts all major auto insurance plans, PIP, workers’ compensation and letters of protection. Our clinics in Keizer, Sherwood and Hillsboro accept the same plans.
Yes. Oregon PIP covers reasonable and necessary medical expenses, including chiropractic care, up to at least $15,000 per person for expenses incurred within two years after the injury (ORS 742.524).
No. PIP is no-fault coverage. Your own auto insurance pays your medical expenses regardless of who caused the accident.
In most cases, yes. Oregon PIP covers passengers in the insured vehicle and pedestrians struck by it, as well as the policyholder and family members living in the same household. The exact conditions depend on the circumstances of the accident.
It is best to get checked as soon as possible, because some injuries take days to show symptoms. Oregon PIP covers medical expenses incurred within two years after the injury.
Other coverage may apply, such as the at-fault driver’s liability insurance, your uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, your health insurance or a letter of protection through your attorney. Our team will help you understand the options.
Yes. We work with workers’ compensation claims for injuries that happened on the job. Under Oregon law, a chiropractor can act as your attending physician on a workers’ compensation claim for up to 60 days or 18 visits from the first visit, whichever comes first (ORS 656.005).
Yes. We work with personal injury attorneys and can provide treatment under a letter of protection (LOP), so the bill is paid from your settlement.
Yes, we work with health insurance. Chiropractic benefits depend on your plan, so call us and we will help you check what your plan covers.
You can call us or book online directly. During the initial consultation, the chiropractor examines you and, if needed, refers you for an X-ray or MRI.
Call us or book online. Our team will help you with your insurance and get you started with care at a clinic near you in Portland, Keizer, Sherwood or Hillsboro.
This page is for general information and is not legal advice. Coverage and benefits depend on your insurance policy and the circumstances of your injury. Last updated: October 2026.
