What should I bring to an accident-focused chiropractic visit?
What to bring to an accident-focused visit
- Photo ID.
- Medication and allergy list.
- Relevant diagnoses or precautions.
- Hospital or urgent-care instructions.
- Reports already in your possession.
- Crash report number.
- Claim number and adjuster contact.
- Attorney contact, if you already have counsel.
- A few notes about symptoms and affected activities.
If a report was filed and you do not have the number yet, you can look it up through the Ohio crash-report search(opens in a new tab).
Keep medical and insurance records out of the callback form
Do not submit medical records, diagnosis, a full injury narrative, Social Security number, policy ID, member ID, or legal documents. Call for the approved channel.
Related questions
What if I do not have the report yet?
Call without it. Add the report later.
Do I need repair photographs?
They may help you preserve your own event record, but the health visit begins with history and symptoms. Ask before sending files.
Should I bring someone?
Call to ask about current arrangements, especially if you need mobility or communication help.
Return to the frequently asked questions.
Fuller guides on this topic: Ohio crash-report guide.
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