Work Injuries

Auto Injury Chiropractic in Troutdale, OR

Work Injury Chiropractor in Troutdale, OR

Hurt on the job in Troutdale or east Multnomah County? Our chiropractors treat back, neck, shoulder and repetitive-strain injuries and keep the records your workers’ comp claim needs. In Oregon, a chiropractic physician can be your attending physician for up to 60 days or 18 visits from your first visit, whichever comes first.

Our Troutdale clinic is minutes from I-84 in historic downtown Troutdale, serving patients across Troutdale, Gresham, Fairview, Wood Village, and Corbett.

Same-day visits · PIP and most insurance handled · 4.9 from 187 Google reviews

Most insurance accepted: CareOregon and OHP, Regence BCBS, Providence, Moda, and more.

Getting back to work after an injury in Troutdale

Your first visit covers what happened, what your job involves day to day, and what you can and can’t do right now. Your exam then looks at the injured area and the movements your work depends on.

Care moves from easing pain and protecting the injury to rebuilding the strength and endurance your job needs, using adjustments, soft-tissue work, and exercises in our rehab room. Each visit is documented, so your workers’ compensation claim has a clear record.

Chiropractor examining a patient's shoulder after a work injury at our Troutdale clinic
Patient performing a resistance band row during rehab at our Troutdale clinic

Work injuries we see often

  • Strains from lifting, pushing, or pulling
  • Overuse pain in the shoulder, elbow, or wrist
  • Back and neck pain from long hours driving
  • Injuries from a fall or a crash on the clock

Report the injury to your employer right away, and tell our front desk it’s a work injury when you call.

Why Auto Injury Chiropractic

Care built around your recovery

Same-day appointments

Same-day visits are usually available, so you can be seen soon after an injury.

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.

What to expect

How it works

  1. Consultation. We learn what happened and your health history.
  2. Exam. Range of motion, nerve testing, muscle testing and joint assessment to find the source.
  3. Imaging. Digital X-rays or advanced imaging only if needed.
  4. Written plan. Built around your injury and your goals.
  5. Treatment begins. Care aimed at relieving pain and restoring motion.

Get seen today after a work injury.

Same-day visits. Workers’ compensation claims and most insurance welcome.

Related care and next steps

Keep your recovery moving

See how we treat back pain and neck pain, two of the most common job injuries we see. The home exercise library shows each move step by step.

Work injury care for east Multnomah County

Dr. Emily Boggess, DC, and Dr. Kyra Wiens, DC, treat job injuries with adjustments, soft-tissue work and rehab exercises. Your plan is built around the lifting, standing or driving your job asks of you. Hurt in a crash on a work drive? That can be a workers’ compensation claim too. 2024 ODOT data counted 8,874 crashes in Multnomah County. We serve Troutdale, Gresham, Fairview, Wood Village and Corbett, and we document your care clearly for your claim. Same-day visits are usually available. Call or text (503) 491-9266 and say it’s a work injury.

Rated 4.9 from 187 Google reviews of our Troutdale clinic. Read the reviews

Care provided by Dr. Emily Boggess, DC, and Dr. Kyra Wiens, DC, licensed chiropractic physicians.

Visit Auto Injury Chiropractic in Troutdale

233 E Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR 97060
(503) 491-9266

Hours: Mon to Thu 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Fri 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

FAQ

Common questions about work injuries in Troutdale

Can I stay on the job while I’m treated?

Many people can, sometimes with changes to their duties for a while. Your chiropractor recommends what’s safe and updates it as you improve.

Do you handle the workers’ comp paperwork?

We document your exam, treatment, and progress at every visit and send the reports your claim requires.

Do I need to report the injury first?

Tell your employer right away. Oregon law requires notice immediately and no later than 90 days after the accident, with limited exceptions. Let our front desk know it is a work injury when you check in.

Can I choose my own provider?

In most cases, yes. Oregon lets injured workers choose their attending doctor, unless the employer’s insurer uses a certified managed care organization, in which case care follows that plan. A chiropractic physician can serve as your attending physician for up to 60 days or 18 visits on the initial claim, whichever comes first.

I work near Gresham Station. How far is the Troutdale clinic?

By way of NW Division St and SW 257th Dr, Google Maps puts it at about 4.7 miles and 14 minutes in typical weekday traffic. If you work in Wood Village, we’re right next door. Parking is free and on-site, which helps when you’re fitting a visit around a shift.