Car Accident Injury Care Tualatin OR | Resilience Wellness
Still experiencing pain after a car accident?
A motor vehicle collision can affect muscles, joints, movement, and other tissues throughout the body.
Resilience Wellness provides individualized evaluation and care for patients experiencing pain, stiffness, headaches, reduced mobility, and other concerns following automobile accidents.
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CALL/TEXT (971) 806-0145
Resilience Wellness
18801 SW Martinazzi Ave.
Building A, Suite 200
Tualatin, OR 97062
Symptoms After a Car Accident
Not everyone experiences the same symptoms following a collision. Common reasons patients seek evaluation include:
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Neck Pain
Pain, stiffness, or reduced movement following a collision.
Back Pain
New or worsening discomfort affecting the upper, middle, or lower back.
Headaches
New or changing headaches following an automobile accident warrant appropriate evaluation.
Shoulder Pain
Pain, stiffness, or difficulty moving the shoulder following a collision.
Muscle Tension & Soreness
Muscle tenderness, tightness, soreness, or discomfort with movement.
Reduced Mobility
Difficulty turning the head, bending, walking, exercising, working, or performing normal activities.
Experiencing symptoms after an accident?
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Why Can Your Neck and Back Hurt After a Car Accident?
Rapid acceleration, deceleration, and changes in direction can place force on muscles, joints, ligaments, causing dysfunction and pain.
What Is Whiplash?
Whiplash Is a commonly used term for neck injury associated with rapid acceleration-deceleration movement.
Can Symptoms Appear Later?
New, persistent, or worsening symptoms following a motor vehicle collision should receive appropriate medical evaluation.
An Individualized Approach to Auto Injury Care
Musculoskeletal
Movement, muscles, joints, mobility, previous injuries, and other relevant structural factors.
General Health
Medical history, medications, nutrition, sleep, and other factors that may be relevant to recovery.
Stress
Motor vehicle accidents can also be stressful experiences. When clinically relevant, stress and emotional factors may be considered as part of the broader healthcare picture.
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Not every patient requires the same treatment. Recommendations are based on your history, examination, clinical findings, and individual healthcare needs.
Auto Accident Care in Tualatin
Resilience Wellness
18801 SW Martinazzi Ave.
Building A, Suite 200
Tualatin, OR 97062
Phone/Text: (971) 806-0145
Hours:
Monday–Friday
9:00 AM–7:00 PM
Conveniently located in Tualatin and serving patients from Tigard, Lake Oswego, Sherwood, Wilsonville, and surrounding communities.
When Should You Seek Immediate Medical Care?
Some symptoms following a motor vehicle collision require urgent or emergency evaluation and care.
Examples can include:
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Loss of consciousness
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Severe or rapidly worsening headache
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New weakness
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Significant numbness
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Difficulty speaking
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Confusion
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Severe chest pain
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Difficulty breathing
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Significant bleeding
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New loss of bladder or bowel control
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Other severe or rapidly worsening symptoms
This website is not a substitute for emergency evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Car Accident Injuries
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Should I see a doctor after a car accident?
New, persistent, or worsening symptoms following an accident should be appropriately evaluated. The urgency and type of evaluation depends on the symptoms and circumstances.
What symptoms can occur after a car accident?
Patients may report neck pain, back pain, headaches, stiffness, muscle soreness, reduced mobility, and other symptoms.
What is whiplash?
Whiplash is a term commonly used for neck injury associated with rapid acceleration-deceleration movement, such as can occur during a motor vehicle collision.
Can pain start after the day of the accident?
Symptoms are not necessarily experienced at the same time or in the same way by every person. New symptoms following an accident should be appropriately evaluated.
How long will treatment take?
Treatment duration varies based on the patient's injuries, health history, examination findings, functional limitations, response to care, and other individual factors.
Do you treat more than neck and back pain?
Yes. Evaluation is based on the patient's overall presentation rather than one symptom or body part.
Do you accept auto insurance?
Yes.
What if I already went to the emergency room?
Explain that emergency evaluation and outpatient follow-up serve different purposes. Ask patients to bring relevant records and imaging reports when available.
What if I need imaging or another specialist?
Explain that additional testing, imaging, emergency evaluation, or referral may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
