Whiplash Chiropractor in Oregon City, OR
Whiplash after a crash can linger for months. Early, gentle chiropractic care helps keep it from becoming chronic.
Our Oregon City clinic is on Molalla Avenue, serving patients across Oregon City, West Linn, Gladstone, Canby, Beavercreek, Redland, and Clackamas County.
New patients: $27 exam. The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
Same-day visits · PIP and most insurance handled
Most insurance accepted: CareOregon and OHP, Regence BCBS, Providence, Moda, and more.
Whiplash is more than a sore neck
The rapid back-and-forth of a collision can strain the ligaments and soft tissue of your neck, leading to pain, stiffness, and headaches, sometimes days later.
We treat whiplash and the auto injuries that come with it every day, and we adjust your care to where you are in recovery.
Whiplash care, step by step
We start by easing inflammation, then restore motion with gentle adjustments and soft-tissue techniques. Whiplash symptoms we help with include:
- Neck pain and stiffness
- Headaches and shoulder tension
- Reduced range of motion
- Arm pain, tingling, or fatigue
Your plan may include muscle stimulation, trigger-point therapy, and flexion-distraction, depending on your injury and stage of recovery.
What whiplash can feel like
If you have been in a collision, watch for:
- Tender, stiff neck
- Headaches, often starting at the base of the skull
- Shoulder and upper-back pain
- Dizziness, fatigue, or trouble sleeping
- Tingling or numbness in the arms
Do not wait: early whiplash care helps prevent acute injuries from becoming chronic. Oregon PIP usually covers crash-related care, and same-day visits are available.
Care built around your recovery
Same-day appointments
See a specialist the day you call, when the pain matters most.
Auto-injury specialists
Focused on whiplash, neck and back pain, and crash injuries.
Individualized plans
A care plan built around your body, your goals, and your recovery.
How it works
- Consultation. We learn what happened and your health history.
- Exam. Range of motion, nerve testing, muscle testing and joint assessment to find the source.
- Imaging. Digital X-rays or advanced imaging only if needed.
- Written plan. Built around your injury and your goals.
- Treatment begins. Care aimed at relieving pain and restoring motion.
Get seen today for whiplash after a crash.
Same-day visits. PIP and most insurance welcome.
Keep your recovery moving
Whiplash commonly brings neck pain and is a frequent auto injury; therapeutic massage supports soft-tissue recovery. Most auto PIP and major insurance plans are accepted. Begin with a $27 new-patient exam to get going.
Every auto-injury exam includes concussion screening. Between visits, use our neck and whiplash home exercises as your provider directs.
What the research says about whiplash treatment
The $27 new-patient exam is offered to cash and commercially insured patients and is not available where prohibited for Medicare, Medicaid or OHP, or other government-program beneficiaries; we will tell you which applies when we verify your benefits.
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Care provided by Dr. Seth Hill, Dr. Dawn Seater, Dr. Kevin Ounjian, and Dr. Wyatt Mulhaney, licensed chiropractic physicians.
Visit Auto Injury Chiropractic in Oregon City
1404 Molalla Ave, Oregon City, OR 97045
(503) 723-4462
Hours: Mon–Thu 9:00am–6:00pm, Fri 9:00am–1:00pm
Common questions about whiplash in Oregon City
How long does whiplash take to heal?
Mild cases improve in a few weeks; more significant whiplash can linger for months, especially without care. Early chiropractic care plus rehab can help keep it from lingering.
Can a chiropractor treat whiplash?
Yes. We ease inflammation first, then restore motion with gentle adjustments and soft-tissue techniques, and guide rehab to help keep symptoms from returning.
How soon should I be seen for whiplash after a crash?
Within a few days. Whiplash symptoms often surface a day or two later, and early care helps prevent chronic neck pain. Same-day visits are available in Oregon City.
Is whiplash treatment covered by insurance?
Usually yes. Oregon PIP typically covers reasonable and necessary care after a crash. We bill your PIP claim directly and verify your coverage before your first visit. We also bill most major plans. Call (503) 723-4462.
Is whiplash serious?
It can be. Neck pain, stiffness, headaches and dizziness sometimes appear hours or days after a crash, so an exam is worth it even if you feel fine at first.
Should I come in if my pain feels mild?
Yes. Mild pain can come from an injury that is easier to treat early, and an exam soon after the crash also records your injuries for your PIP claim.