Hurt on the job? ProCare Chiropractic Center treats back, neck and joint injuries from work at four clinics in Oregon. We examine you, refer you for an X-ray or MRI if needed, build a treatment plan and help with your workers' compensation claim, so you can get back to work safely.
Many work injuries start small: a twinge while lifting, a sore shoulder after a long shift, wrist pain that gets worse every week. Left untreated, these problems can turn into chronic pain and more time off work.
A chiropractic examination soon after the injury helps find the cause of your pain, start treatment early and document the injury for your workers' compensation claim.
If you have severe pain, numbness, a head injury or other emergency symptoms, go to the emergency room or call 911 first.
Need help with your claim? See Insurance Support & Case Management
Our chiropractors treat the most common injuries from physical, repetitive and desk work. Choose your injury to learn about symptoms and treatment.
Diagnosis and treatment of injuries that happen on the job.
Exercises and therapy to rebuild strength and mobility.
Massage to relieve muscle tension and support recovery.
Help with claim forms, records and communication with insurers.
Most Oregon employers must carry workers' compensation insurance. When your claim is accepted, your employer's insurer pays for reasonable and necessary medical care for the work injury, including chiropractic care. You can also receive time-loss benefits if your injury keeps you from working.
In Oregon, a chiropractic physician can be your attending physician for a limited period set by state law. Our team tracks these limits and coordinates with your other doctors and your insurer so your care continues without gaps.
If your injury happened while driving for work, PIP from the vehicle's auto policy may also apply. Not sure what covers you? Call us and we will help you check.
We complete the medical forms for your claim, send records to the workers' compensation insurer and keep your employer informed about work restrictions when needed.
Insurance Support & Case Management
Hurt in a car accident instead? See our car accident chiropractor page.
Choose the clinic closest to you. All clinics are open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Yes. In Oregon, chiropractic care is covered under workers' compensation for an accepted claim. A chiropractic physician can also act as your attending physician for a limited period set by state law.
When your claim is accepted, your employer's workers' compensation insurer pays for reasonable and necessary medical care related to the work injury, including chiropractic care.
Get emergency care if you need it, tell your supervisor as soon as possible, ask for Form 801 and see a doctor or chiropractor. Write down when, where and how the injury happened.
Oregon law generally requires you to notify your employer within 90 days of the injury. Report it as soon as possible, because delays can make your claim harder.
No. You can call us or book online directly. During the first visit, the chiropractor examines you and, if needed, refers you for an X-ray or MRI.
Common work injuries include back and neck strain, shoulder injuries, sciatica, pinched nerves, carpal tunnel, elbow and knee injuries and pain from slips and falls. If your injury needs another specialist, we refer you.
Your injury may be covered by workers' compensation, by PIP from the vehicle's auto policy, or both. Call us and we will help you understand which coverage applies.
We have four clinics in Oregon: Portland (10915 SE Stark St), Keizer (3785 River Rd N), Sherwood (16771 SW 12th St Ste E) and Hillsboro (329 SE 3rd Ave).
Call us or book online. We will help with your workers' compensation claim and start your care at a clinic near you in Portland, Keizer, Sherwood or Hillsboro.
This page is for general information and is not medical or legal advice. Last updated: October 2026.
