You’re in pain. Real, constant pain that won’t go away. Your neck throbs. Your back aches. Your shoulders burn. You can’t sleep. You can’t focus at work. You can’t play with your kids. And every day that passes, the pain seems to get worse instead of better.
You need relief. But where do you start? Do you go to the emergency room? See your regular doctor? Try urgent care? And what if they just hand you a prescription and send you home? What if the pain comes back? What if you can’t afford the accident injury treatment you need?
This is exactly where 1-833-3-CALLMAA steps in. We connect patients with pain management doctors experienced in treating accident injuries.
Hurt in a Car Accident and Need a Doctor?
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We Know How Much You’re Hurting Right Now
Living with pain after a car accident is exhausting. You’re not just dealing with physical discomfort. You’re frustrated. You’re worried about what this means for your future. You’re anxious about medical bills piling up. You’re scared that this pain might never fully go away.
You shouldn’t have to navigate this alone. And you definitely shouldn’t have to spend hours calling doctors, explaining what happened over and over, or worrying about how you’ll pay for the treatment you desperately need.
Get The Car Accident Pain Relief You NeedÂ
CALLMAA has connected thousands of people with pain management specialists who understand exactly what you’re going through. We know which doctors specialize in accident-related injuries. We know how to get you seen quickly. And we know how to arrange treatment with no money out of your pocket while your case is being handled.
Step 1: Contact CALLMAA
Tell us what hurts and where you’re located. Describe your pain, when it started, and how it’s affecting your daily life. This conversation takes less than five minutes. We listen carefully because every detail matters for connecting you with the right specialist.
Step 2: We Connect You with Pain Management Specialists
Based on what you tell us, we refer you to doctors who specialize in treating pain from car accidents. These aren’t general practitioners who see a little bit of everything. These are pain management specialists who understand the unique injuries that happen in crashes and know exactly how to treat them.
You get appointments quickly, often within 24 to 48 hours. You see doctors in your local area, so you’re not driving hours for treatment. And most importantly, you receive treatment on a lien, which means no upfront costs. You get the care you need now, and payment comes from your settlement later.
Step 3: Focus on Getting Better
Your pain management doctor creates a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific injuries. They document everything properly so your medical records support your case. Your treatment is coordinated with your attorney so nothing falls through the cracks. We handle the insurance paperwork and communication. You focus entirely on healing and getting your life back.
Understanding Pain Management After a Car Accident
Pain management isn’t just about masking symptoms with medication. It’s a comprehensive approach to treating your injuries, reducing your pain, and helping your body heal properly.
Car accidents cause unique types of injuries that general doctors don’t always recognize or know how to treat. The sudden force of impact can damage muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and bones in ways that don’t show up on a basic X-ray. You might have soft tissue injuries, herniated discs, pinched nerves, muscle spasms, inflammation, or nerve damage. These injuries cause real, debilitating pain that affects every part of your life.
Pain management specialists use multiple approaches to address your specific injuries. They might combine medication management with physical therapy, injections, nerve blocks, or other treatments. They create individualized plans based on your exact injuries, your pain levels, your overall health, and your treatment goals.
The goal isn’t just to reduce your pain. It’s to help you regain function. To get you back to work. To help you sleep. To restore your quality of life. To prevent your injuries from becoming chronic conditions that plague you for years.
How Much Does Seeing a Pain Management Doctor Cost?
One of the biggest barriers to pain management treatment is cost. Without insurance coverage, many people simply can’t afford the care they need. Even with insurance, many face high deductibles, copays, or denials for accident-related treatment.
CALLMAA helps arrange treatment on a lien, so you don’t pay out of pocket.Â
How a Lien Works
A lien, sometimes called a letter of protection, is an agreement between you, your attorney, and your medical provider. The pain management specialist agrees to treat you now and wait for payment until your case settles. You receive all the care you need with zero money out of pocket. When your case settles, your medical bills are paid from the settlement proceeds.
This arrangement lets you get proper treatment immediately instead of waiting months or years for a settlement. You’re not forced to choose between getting medical care and paying your rent.
Types of Pain Management Treatment
Your pain management specialist has many tools available to treat your accident injuries. Many pain management doctors combine several treatments. They adjust your treatment plan as you heal.
Medication
Medication management might include prescription pain relievers, anti-inflammatories, muscle relaxants, or nerve pain medications. Your doctor carefully monitors your medications to ensure they’re working effectively without causing dependency or unwanted side effects.
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy helps restore strength, flexibility, and range of motion. A physical therapist teaches you exercises and techniques that support your recovery. They work on the specific areas damaged in your accident using hands-on treatment, therapeutic exercises, and specialized equipment.
Chiropractic Care
Chiropractic care addresses spinal misalignments and restricted joint movement caused by the accident. Chiropractors use gentle adjustments to restore proper alignment and function.
Injections
Injections can provide targeted pain relief. Epidural steroid injections reduce inflammation around nerves in your spine. Trigger point injections release muscle knots that cause pain and restrict movement. Facet joint injections address pain from damaged joints in your spine. These treatments can provide weeks or months of relief while your body heals.
Nerve Blocks
Nerve blocks interrupt pain signals from specific nerves. For severe or persistent pain, nerve blocks can provide significant relief and help you participate more fully in other treatments like physical therapy.
Why Timing Matters With Pain Management
The sooner you start proper pain management treatment, the better your outcome. Getting the right treatment quickly reduces the risk of permanent damage and chronic pain. It speeds up your recovery.
It also strengthens your case. Waiting to start treatment gives the insurance company ammunition to claim your injuries aren’t serious or weren’t caused by the accident. Every week that passes without medical care damages your case.
But rushing into treatment with the wrong doctor is just as bad as waiting too long. You need the right specialist from the start. Someone who knows about accident injuries. Someone who documents properly. Someone who provides quality care.
When you contact CALLMAA, we connect you with the right pain management specialist immediately. No wasted time seeing doctors who can’t help you. No gaps in treatment that hurt your case. No confusion about where to go or what to do next.
One phone call. The right specialist. Treatment starts fast. That’s how it should work.
Mistakes to Avoid When Dealing With Pain After a Car Crash
Many people make costly mistakes that hurt both their health and their car accident case. CALLMAA’s pain management coordination prevents these problems.
We connect you with the right specialists immediately. We ensure your treatment is properly documented. We arrange care with no upfront costs. We make sure you complete your treatment plan. We’ve seen thousands of cases, and we know exactly what insurance companies look for. We make sure you’re protected.
Waiting Too Long to See a Pain Specialist
Many people wait too long to see a specialist. They think the pain will go away on its own. Or they see their regular doctor, who prescribes basic pain medication and tells them to rest. Days turn into weeks. Weeks turn into months. The pain doesn’t improve. By the time they finally see a pain management specialist, the insurance company is already questioning whether the accident really caused their injuries. The gap in treatment gives the insurance adjuster ammunition to deny or reduce their claim.
Going to the Wrong Type of Doctor
Others go to the wrong type of doctor. They end up at a walk-in clinic or a general practitioner who doesn’t specialize in accident injuries. These doctors might miss injuries or fail to document properly. They might not understand the connection between the accident and your symptoms. They might not know how to write reports that support your legal case. You get substandard care and weak medical documentation.
CALLMAA connects you with the right specialists and coordinates your treatment plan.
Stopping Treatment for Pain Early
Many people stop treatment too soon because they start feeling better. But feeling better doesn’t mean you’re healed. Pain management specialists know that ending treatment prematurely can lead to long-term problems. Insurance companies also use incomplete treatment against you, claiming that if you stopped going to the doctor, you must not have been that hurt.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need pain management?
If you’re experiencing ongoing pain that isn’t improving with basic treatment, you likely need specialized pain management. Signs include pain that interferes with sleep, work, or daily activities, pain that radiates down your arms or legs, numbness or tingling, or pain that’s getting worse instead of better.
What if I feel fine after a car wreck?
Even if you feel fine today, see a doctor within 24 hours of your accident. Many car accident injuries don’t cause immediate pain. Adrenaline masks symptoms. Some injuries take days or weeks to fully manifest. Get your injuries documented. Start treatment if recommended. This way, you have a clear medical record if the insurance company questions whether your pain is related to the collision.
What if the insurance company says I don't need pain management after a crash?
Insurance companies often try to minimize treatment to reduce their payout. Your doctor, not the insurance adjuster, determines what treatment you need. Your attorney protects your right to necessary medical care.
How quickly can I see a pain management specialist?
With CALLMAA, you can usually see a pain specialist within 24 to 48 hours. When you contact us, we work to connect you with the right care quickly.
Ready to Get the Pain Relief You Deserve?
You don’t have to live with this pain. You don’t have to figure this out alone. You don’t have to worry about how you’ll pay for treatment. Our team at CALLMAAÂ is here to help you get the relief you deserve.
Contact us today at 833-847-1622. Tell us what hurts. We’ll connect you with a pain management specialist who can see you quickly and treat you with no upfront costs. We’ll coordinate your care with your attorney. We’ll handle the complicated parts so you can focus entirely on getting better.
