Whiplash care in Syracuse, Utah
Whiplash can follow a rear-end collision, contact sport, fall or other sudden acceleration and deceleration. Symptoms can evolve after the event, so the history and examination both matter.
Symptoms to report
- Neck pain, stiffness or reduced range of motion
- Headache or pain across the shoulders and upper back
- Arm pain, tingling or numbness
- Dizziness, concentration changes or symptoms that appeared later
Screen before treating
The visit starts with the details of the event and a focused examination. Dr. Elmore checks for findings that may require imaging, medical evaluation or a different type of care.
Care paced to the presentation
If chiropractic care is appropriate, technique and intensity are selected for the stage of the injury. Findings and progress guide what comes next.
Get urgent care when needed. Emergency evaluation is appropriate after significant trauma or with severe headache, vomiting, confusion, fainting, weakness, coordination problems or worsening neurologic symptoms.
Your first visit has three parts.
Request a visit- 1Consultation
Discuss the problem, health history and what you need to get back to.
- 2Examination
Assess relevant movement, joint function and orthopedic or neurologic findings.
- 3Recommendation
Review the findings, whether clinic care fits and what the next step should be.
Start with a conversation and an exam.
The clinic will contact you to confirm a time after you submit the appointment request.