If you were hurt in an accident that someone else caused, your recovery and your claim go together. ProCare treats your injuries and keeps the records your claim needs, and we work with personal injury attorneys.
After the first exam, your chiropractor builds a treatment plan and records your symptoms, findings and progress at each visit. Clear records help your insurer or attorney understand your injuries and treatment.
If you have an attorney, we can work with them directly. If you do not, our staff explains how PIP and auto insurance work so you can focus on getting better.
Consultation and exam, with an X-ray or MRI referral if needed.
Adjustments, rehab, massage and other care as needed.
Your progress is recorded at every visit.
We work with your insurer and your attorney on billing and records.
We accept auto insurance, help with Oregon PIP and workers' comp claims, and work with personal injury attorneys, including letter of protection (LOP) cases. Our staff checks your coverage before treatment. See insurance we accept.
"Excellent care from start to finish. The chiropractor is knowledgeable, attentive, and truly cares about patients. The office is welcoming and I always leave feeling better."
Oleg Y., Google review, Portland"The team is very organized and respectful of your time, and they genuinely care about your progress. They take the time to answer questions, explain treatments clearly."
Ener G., Google review, PortlandNo. You can start care right away. Oregon PIP covers reasonable and necessary medical care after a car accident regardless of fault. If you do hire an attorney, we can work with them.
An LOP is an agreement, usually made through your attorney, that the clinic will be paid from your settlement. ProCare accepts LOP cases.
Yes. With your permission we share records and billing information with your attorney.
As soon as possible. Some injuries, such as whiplash, may not hurt right away. An early exam also creates a clear record of your injuries.
Your chiropractor checks what is causing your pain and explains your plan before treatment starts.