Low back pain isn’t just soreness, it’s often a signal that something in your body isn’t functioning properly.

Whether it’s caused by poor posture, muscle imbalances, spinal misalignment, or injury, your body begins to compensate to keep you moving. Over time, these compensations create stress, stiffness, and recurring pain.

That’s why quick fixes like rest, stretching, or medication may help temporarily, but don’t address the underlying issue.

At Intero, we focus on correcting the cause so your body can move the way it’s meant to.

A car accident can change your day, your week, or your entire year. Even a low-speed collision can cause real damage to your spine, neck, and soft tissue. The problem is that many of these injuries don't show symptoms right away.

You might walk away from a fender bender feeling fine. But two or three days later, the stiffness sets in. Your neck tightens up. Your back aches when you sit too long. Headaches show up out of nowhere.

This is common. And waiting too long to get checked can make recovery harder and hurt your ability to file a personal injury claim.

At Intero Chiropractic, we specialize in treating auto accident injuries using precise diagnostic tools and targeted chiropractic adjustments. We accept personal injury cases on a lien basis, which means you pay nothing out of pocket. Your care is covered through your legal settlement.

Low back pain isn’t just soreness, it’s often a signal that something in your body isn’t functioning properly.

Whether it’s caused by poor posture, muscle imbalances, spinal misalignment, or injury, your body begins to compensate to keep you moving. Over time, these compensations create stress, stiffness, and recurring pain.

That’s why quick fixes like rest, stretching, or medication may help temporarily, but don’t address the underlying issue.

At Intero, we focus on correcting the cause so your body can move the way it’s meant to.

Emergency rooms are designed to rule out life-threatening injuries first, which is exactly what they should do. But once broken bones and internal bleeding are cleared, soft tissue and joint injuries often go undiagnosed because they don't show up on standard ER imaging. That's where chiropractic care comes in.

Whiplash, spinal misalignment, soft tissue damage, and nerve compression are all common after car accidents. These are structural problems. Pain medication masks them. Chiropractic care corrects them.

At Intero, we use the Intero Method to find exactly where the damage is and build a treatment plan around it. That includes full spine digital X-rays, spinal thermography, and a 30+ point physical exam before your first adjustment.

Acting quickly matters. Here's what we recommend:

Our team uses spinal thermography and imaging to identify the exact areas of inflammation and misalignment caused by whiplash, then applies targeted corrections to restore proper movement and reduce pain.

The force of a collision can shift vertebrae out of their normal position. When this happens, it puts pressure on the nerves that run through your spine. This can cause pain in your back, hips, legs, and even your feet. Without correction, the misalignment gets worse over time as your body compensates.

Muscles, tendons, and ligaments absorb a significant amount of force during a crash. These tissues can become strained, torn, or inflamed. Soft tissue injuries often cause pain and limited range of motion that gets progressively worse if left untreated.

A sudden impact can compress or herniate spinal discs, leading to sharp or radiating pain, numbness, or tingling. Disc injuries may not show up on a standard ER exam but become clear through detailed chiropractic diagnostics, including the imaging and nerve assessments we perform at every Intero clinic.

Whiplash happens when your head snaps forward and backward during impact. It strains the muscles, ligaments, and tendons in your neck. Symptoms include neck pain, stiffness, headaches, dizziness, and sometimes blurred vision. Whiplash is one of the most frequently missed injuries after a collision because symptoms can take days or even weeks to appear.

Our team uses spinal thermography and imaging to identify the exact areas of inflammation and misalignment caused by whiplash, then applies targeted corrections to restore proper movement and reduce pain.

The force of a collision can shift vertebrae out of their normal position. When this happens, it puts pressure on the nerves that run through your spine. This can cause pain in your back, hips, legs, and even your feet. Without correction, the misalignment gets worse over time as your body compensates.

We take full spine X-rays to identify any structural shifts and build a correction plan based on your specific imaging results.

Muscles, tendons, and ligaments absorb a significant amount of force during a crash. These tissues can become strained, torn, or inflamed. Soft tissue injuries often cause pain and limited range of motion that gets progressively worse if left untreated.

A sudden impact can compress or herniate spinal discs, leading to sharp or radiating pain, numbness, or tingling. Disc injuries may not show up on a standard ER exam but become clear through detailed chiropractic diagnostics, including the imaging and nerve assessments we perform at every Intero clinic.

We treat personal injury patients at all of our clinics:

"There was a point where I realized I hadn’t thought about my back all day. That haven’t happened in a long time."

"I didn’t expect it to feel this different. Things that used to feel heavy or tight just… don’t anymore."

"It wasn’t dramatic overnight. It just kept getting better and then one day I noticed how much had changed."

If you've been in a car accident, the right care at the right time makes all the difference. Call us at (925) 255-5805 or book your appointment online. We'll take care of the rest.

Disclaimer: Nothing on this page is legal advice. Intero Chiropractic provides medical care only. For legal questions about your personal injury claim, please consult a licensed attorney.