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Auto injuries

Injured in an accident?

Whiplash and back injuries don’t always show up right away. Get checked, and get it documented.

A driver holding her neck after a car accident

Dr. Hogle is certified through the American Academy of Motor Vehicle Injuries (AAMVI), which trains doctors to properly diagnose, document and manage injuries from car crashes.

Please call (480) 545-7988. We work with attorneys who will represent your best interest and wait until your case settles to be paid.

After a crash: a short checklist

  1. Safety first. If anyone is hurt, confused or can’t feel their arms or legs, call 911 and don’t move them. If it’s safe, get people to the shoulder.
  2. Call the police, even for a minor collision, so there’s a report on record. Call your insurance company too.
  3. Swap information: names, phone numbers, insurance company and policy, license plates, vehicle make and color, and the names and numbers of any witnesses.
  4. Take photos of every vehicle and the whole scene. Don’t argue about fault or sign anything before talking to your insurer or lawyer.
  5. Get checked, even if you feel fine. Shock can hide pain, and neck and back injuries often show up over the next few days. Early records also help any claim.

What we do

A thorough exam and careful documentation, then a plan for your neck, back or wherever it hurts, with adjustments, soft-tissue work, decompression or rehabilitation as needed.