Legal Resources for Accident Victims
Dealing with injuries AND the legal system after an accident is overwhelming. We make the medical side as simple as possible — and connect you with trusted attorneys when you need one.
How We Work With Personal Injury Attorneys
A successful personal injury claim depends on clear, credible medical documentation. Dr. Jensen provides precisely that — thorough clinical records that establish the nature of your injuries, their connection to the accident, and the treatment required.
We have established working relationships with personal injury attorneys across the DFW area. If you don't have an attorney and your situation warrants one, we can provide referrals to trusted legal professionals who work on a contingency basis — meaning no upfront cost to you.
What Our Injury Documentation Includes
Initial Injury Evaluation Report
Detailed clinical findings from your first visit, establishing baseline injuries
Mechanism of Injury Analysis
How the accident caused your specific injuries — critical for claims
Diagnosis & ICD-10 Codes
Precise medical coding required by insurance companies
Treatment Records & Progress Notes
Documentation of every treatment session and your progress
Functional Capacity Documentation
How injuries affect your daily activities and work capacity
Prognosis & Future Care Needs
Projected ongoing treatment needs for long-term claim support
Common Questions From Accident Victims
Q: Do I need a lawyer after a car accident?
A: Not always, but in many cases an attorney can significantly increase the value of your settlement while protecting you from insurance company tactics. We can refer you to trusted attorneys who offer free initial consultations.
Q: Will my health insurance cover chiropractic care after an accident?
A: In most cases, the at-fault party's auto insurance (or your own Personal Injury Protection coverage) pays for medical treatment. We can help navigate which coverage applies to your situation.
Q: What if the other driver doesn't have insurance?
A: Your own Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage may apply. A personal injury attorney can advise you on your options. We ensure your medical documentation is complete regardless of which coverage applies.
Q: How soon after an accident should I see a chiropractor?
A: As soon as possible — ideally within 24–72 hours. Prompt medical care protects your health and your claim. Delays can give insurance companies grounds to dispute the link between the accident and your injuries.
Q: Can I see Dr. Jensen even if I don't have a lawyer yet?
A: Absolutely. You don't need an attorney to start your care. In fact, the documentation we create from day one is what helps attorneys build your case later.
Ready to Get Started?
Start with your medical evaluation — everything else flows from there.