Auto Injury Recovery & Rehabilitative Care

If you have recently been involved in a motor vehicle accident, your body has experienced a profound physical trauma. Even minor, low-speed collisions generate massive forces that can whip the neck, compress the spine, and strain soft tissues. Often, the true extent of soft-tissue underlying inflammation, muscle bracing, and pain doesn’t fully manifest until days or even weeks after the initial impact.

At Canyonville Massage & Bodywork, we specialize in clinical, outcome-based therapy designed to safely manage your acute symptoms, reduce full-body guarding, and guide you through a comprehensive recovery process.

We utilize advanced, evidence-based manual therapies to address common auto injuries, including:

• Whiplash & Cervical Strain: Safely restoring range of motion, reducing localized muscle spasms, and alleviating associated headaches.
• Low Back & Pelvic Trauma: Releasing deep structural bracing caused by seatbelt impact and sudden bracing.
• Concussion & Trauma Support: Using gentle manual protocols to calm an over-stimulated nervous system and alleviate structural tension.
• Post-Surgical & Severe Swelling: Utilizing Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) to dramatically accelerate the absorption of acute bruising, clear inflammatory cellular debris, and reduce post-traumatic swelling.

In Oregon, every auto insurance policy is legally required to include Personal Injury Protection (PIP). This means that if you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, you are entitled to 100% medical coverage for your rehabilitative care, regardless of who was at fault.

We deal directly with auto insurance carriers so you can focus entirely on healing. We accept open MVA and PIP claims, handling the medical billing on your behalf.

To bill your auto insurance directly for your rehabilitative sessions, we will gather a few pieces of information during your initial clinical onboarding:

1. A Doctor's Prescription: A brief referral from a primary care physician (PCP), chiropractor, or nurse practitioner stating "Medical Massage" or "Manual Therapy" with corresponding ICD-10 diagnosis codes.
2. Insurance Carrier Info: The name of the auto insurance company handling your claim.
3. Claim Number: The specific claim number assigned to your accident.
4. Claims Adjuster Contact: The name and direct phone number of the adjuster managing your file.