How is progress monitored during treatment?

Progress is monitored through regular assessments at each visit. If no progress is observed after 2–3 visits, we re‑evaluate and adjust the treatment plan.

What is the initial treatment schedule?

It includes a comprehensive assessment and weekly visits based on your history and exam findings. Care may be extended to reach maximum medical improvement.

What happens if the initial treatment doesn't work?

We perform a detailed re‑evaluation, modify the treatment, and may refer to specialists or recommend diagnostic tests.

What treatment methods are included?

Treatment may include myofascial release, trigger point massage, stretching, mobilization, chiropractic adjustments, and self‑management education.

What is the QAPE approach?

The QAPE approach includes: Question, Assessment, Plan, Execute with regular progress checks and adjustments.

When should I seek immediate medical care for whiplash?

Seek emergency care if you experience severe neck pain, loss of limb movement, severe headaches, worsening numbness, or difficulty breathing or swallowing.

Which location should I visit for whiplash treatment?

We have two convenient locations. Call Bridgeton (314‑298‑1400) or Clayton (314‑721‑5390). Both provide the same expert whiplash treatment.

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