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16 Highland Spring Road in Lewiston (next to Hannaford)
1355 Auburn Road, Suite 8 in Turner (next to Food City)
Auto Accidents and Personal Injuries

In an Auto Accident? Here’s What to Do First
After a car crash, most people instantly check the damage to their vehicle. But if your car took an impact, your body likely did too. Even a minor auto accident can place significant stress on your spine and soft tissues—even if you don’t feel pain right away.
Before worrying about repairs or insurance paperwork, prioritize your health and get evaluated by a provider who specializes in auto accident recovery.
Helping You Recover Quickly and Safely
At our clinic, we work closely with a network of trusted healthcare providers to ensure every patient receives complete, coordinated care. This collaborative approach allows us to provide thorough evaluations, appropriate referrals when needed, and treatment plans designed to support faster healing and long-term recovery.
Because of this commitment, our practice has become a go-to resource for auto-injury rehabilitation in Auburn, Lewiston, New Auburn, Youngs Corner, and surrounding communities. One of our key focuses is the treatment of whiplash and soft-tissue injuries commonly seen after motor vehicle accidents.
Auto Accidents Are More Serious Than They Appear
Injuries from collisions don’t always show up right away. Symptoms can take hours, days, or even weeks to develop—and untreated injuries can lead to chronic pain or long-lasting limitations.
Common post-accident symptoms include:
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Dizziness
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Headaches
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Neck pain
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Mid- or low-back pain
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Impaired memory or concentration
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Radiating pain in the arms, hands, legs, or feet
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Numbness or weakness in your extremities
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Concussion-like symptoms
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Whiplash
If you’re experiencing any of these concerns—or even if you're not feeling symptoms yet—it’s wise to get checked.
ACCIDENT INJURY AWARENESS
After an automobile accident, it is important to monitor your symptoms and watch for warning signs that could indicate serious health complications. In addition to pain in your neck and back, common whiplash symptoms include:
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Headaches
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Dizziness
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Impaired memory or concentration
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Visual disturbances
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Tingling in your extremities
Regardless of the level of your symptoms, it’s a good idea to see a chiropractor for an evaluation. If you experience any of the following symptoms, contact your chiropractor immediately:
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Numbness or weakness in your extremities
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Personality changes
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Difficulty swallowing or breathing
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Severe pain
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Clumsiness when walking
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Loss of consciousness
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Nausea or vomiting
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Seizures
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Severe headache
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Pupils that appear different in size
WHAT IS WHIPLASH?
Whiplash usually happens when an auto is rear-ended. When a car is hit from the back, then people in the front of the car may experience a rapid backward-forward movement in their head and neck. While the process of the injury is often called CAD “Cervical acceleration-deceleration”, the term WAD “whiplash associated disorders” describes the actual injury condition and symptoms. The rapid movements injure the vertebrate, neck and back muscles, ligaments and the brain. Accidents as slow as 5 mph can result in whiplash.