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

For the shorter version of related questions, use the main FAQ hub.

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.

What to expect at a first visit covers what happens once you’re there, and the Ohio crash-report guide covers the report itself.

Bring what you have. Call about the rest.
Ring (740) 876-8394 and ask what’s actually needed for your situation — the list above is a starting point, not a requirement. Prefer to be called back? Request a callback for scheduling basics.