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No-cost urgent care for car accidents & work injuries using Medical Lien. Neck & Back Pain from Car Accident or Work Injury? or D.O. doctor of medicine.

Get pain relief today from Board-Certified Internal Medicine physicians at Accident Medical Doctors | Auto & Motorcycle Injuries in Mesa, AZ. Pay $0 $0 for Doctor + Attorney + Chiropractor + Physical Therapist + Medication. Auto Insurance Pays Your Medical Bill. Are you picking an attorney from a flashy advertisement or using trial & error to pick the attorney hoping you will get the best settlement? Let us help you find the best attorney that fits your circumstance from our experience of settling hundreds of cases with different attorneys throughout the city. We know which attorneys do a good job and keep their promises. If you have been injured in a Car Accident or Work Injury, get treated right away by a Medical Doctor to give you medications to make your treatments with a Chiropractor or Physical therapist more effective. Get pain relief today from Board-Certified Internal Medicine physicians at Accident Doctors in Mesa, AZ. What should I do after a car accident? If you have been injured in a Car Accident or Work Injury, you need to get treated right away by a Medical Doctor in an Injury Clinic specialized in Personal Injury. The benefit of starting with a Medical Doctor is that we can give you medications which will make your treatments with a chiropractor or physical therapist more effective. And if you don’t already have an attorney, we work with many great attorneys to fight for you. If you have symptoms like a headache or you can’t sleep then you need to see the doctor today. Neck pain or back pain might seem like normal things to expect but don’t wait to be evaluated because it could be worse than you think. Brain injuries and concussions are common after an accident. Better to be safe and get it checked out. You pay $0 because Auto-Insurance pays your bills. What kind of a doctor should I see after a car accident? To maximize your case settlement as well as maximize the quality of your care, the doctor leading your care should have the highest credentials such as an M.D. Since Auto-Insurance is paying your medical bills, you might as well get treated by the most qualified professional as possible. It doesn't cost you any more to get treated by the best, so don't settle for a less qualified person. You should expect to be treated by an M.D. doctor of medicine who is Board Certified. Our Board-Certified Internal Medicine physicians will quarterback your case and lead your care by coordinating with a complete network of chiropractors, physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, and neurosurgeons who will perform the treatments and provide the rehabilitation you need. All these treatments, including prescription medications, X-Rays, MRIs, and cortisone injections are all included for $0 out-of-pocket cost. When searching for medical care after an auto accident or workplace injury, put your faith in the team of physicians at Accident Doctors. These specialists offer treatment plans and help you pick the right attorney for you. Get the help you deserve and pay NO upfront fees. Call them today at (602) 632-0000 to request an appointment or visit them online for more information.

01/30/2026

When you hurt your shoulder at work, you report your shoulder injury. Makes sense, right?

But here's the mistake that costs workers:

That shoulder injury might also cause neck pain. Arm pain. Headaches from compensating for the shoulder.

If you don't report ALL affected body parts from the start, getting medical care for them later becomes nearly impossible.

Insurance companies will argue: 'You didn't mention neck pain initially, so it must not be related to your work injury.'

When you report your injury and when you see the doctor mention EVERYTHING that hurts. Even if it seems minor. Even if you're not sure it's connected.

Document the whole picture, not just the loudest pain.

01/29/2026

Within 30 minutes of a coworker slipping on a wet floor, the employer had cleaned the area and claimed it was the worker's fault.

This happens more than you'd think.

After a workplace injury:

? Take photos of where it happened immediately
? Photograph any hazards, wet floors, broken equipment
? Get the names and numbers of witnesses
? Write down exactly what happened while it's fresh

Evidence disappears fast. Memories change. Witnesses forget details or leave the company.

Your phone is your best protection. Use it before anyone has a chance to 'clean up' the scene.

The few minutes you spend documenting could be worth thousands in your claim.

01/28/2026

A Phoenix worker with a hip injury was cleared for 'sedentary work' by the company doctor.

One problem: Sitting was excruciating.

The claims adjuster told them: 'The doctor says you can work, so you're expected to go back. You're not eligible for ongoing lost wages.'

The worker knew they couldn't physically do it. But they felt trapped.

Here's what workers need to know:

If you return to work and your condition worsens, document EVERYTHING. Every moment of pain. Every task you couldn't complete. Every time you had to stop.

If light duty doesn't accommodate your actual restrictions, that documentation becomes your evidence.

You shouldn't have to choose between your health and your paycheck.

01/27/2026

Most Phoenix workers don't know about Arizona's 7-day waiting period.

Here's how it works:

You must miss at least 7 consecutive days of work before you're eligible for wage replacement benefits. And those first 7 days? They're not paid.

Unless...

If you miss 14 or more consecutive days, your benefits get backdated to day one.

This is why some workers push through pain for a few days, then collapse and end up worse off than if they'd taken proper time to heal from the start.

Arizona workers' comp pays 66.67% of your average monthly wage. That's already a pay cut. Don't make it worse by not understanding the rules.

Injured at work?

Come see us. Zero out of pocket workers' comp covers everything.

We'll help you understand your benefits while you focus on healing.

01/26/2026

We just need a quick recorded statement to process your workers' comp claim.'

Don't fall for it.

Insurance adjusters are trained professionals. That 'routine' phone call is designed to get you to say things that hurt your case.

Common traps:

'How are you feeling today?' (If you say 'okay,' they'll use it against you)

'What exactly were you doing when it happened?' (Any inconsistency becomes a credibility problem)

'Have you ever had this type of pain before?' (Fishing for pre-existing conditions)

Here's what most workers don't know: You are NOT required to give a recorded statement to the insurance company.

You can say: 'I'd prefer to provide a written statement' or 'I'd like to consult with someone first.'

One phone call shouldn't determine your future.

01/25/2026

In Arizona, your employer can require you to see a doctor of THEIR choice.

But here's the trap most workers don't know:

If you go back to that doctor a second time, they become your official treating physician. You lose your right to choose your own doctor.

One visit = evaluation.
Two visits = they control your care.

Why does this matter? Insurance-chosen doctors have one job: minimize your claim. They're motivated to get you back to work fast and keep costs low not to make sure you're actually healed.

Know your rights before your first appointment. If you need to change doctors in Arizona, you must get approval from the doctor, insurance company, or the Industrial Commission.

Questions about navigating Arizona's workers' comp system? We're here to help.

01/24/2026

Arizona gives you exactly ONE YEAR to file a workers' comp claim.

Miss that deadline? You lose your right to benefits. Period.

Here's where it gets tricky: Many workers think reporting the injury to their supervisor is the same as filing a claim. It's not.

Telling your boss creates a record. Filing with the Industrial Commission of Arizona (ICA) protects your rights.

Your employer has 10 days to report your injury to the ICA. But here's the problem employers sometimes 'forget.' Or the paperwork gets 'lost.'

Don't trust anyone else to protect your claim. File your own Worker's Report of Injury directly with the ICA. It takes 15 minutes. It could save you everything.

01/23/2026

I'll see if it feels better tomorrow.'

That thought has cost Phoenix workers thousands of dollars in denied claims.

Here's what happens: You feel a strain at work. It's not terrible. You power through, thinking rest will fix it. By the time you report it days later, the insurance company has their favorite excuse:

'If it really happened at work, why didn't you report it immediately?'

One worker hurt their wrist on a Thursday, hoped the weekend would help, and didn't report until Tuesday. By then, they faced weeks of pain, occupational therapy, and a claim that was immediately questioned.

Report every injury. The same day. Even if it seems minor. Your future self will thank you.

01/22/2026

Your Instagram could cost you your settlement.

I'm not exaggerating. Insurance companies have entire teams that monitor social media after accidents.

One person's claim got slashed because an adjuster found an old photo of them at the gym posted BEFORE the accident but used to argue they weren't really injured.

Another claim was denied because of a vacation photo. They were smiling. That was enough.

After an accident:
? Set profiles to private
? Don't post about the accident
? Don't post photos of activities
? Tell friends not to tag you

Your recovery matters more than your feed.

01/21/2026

Insurance adjusters have a favorite weapon. It's called the 'gap in treatment' defense.

Here's how it works:

You see a doctor after your accident. You start feeling better. You skip a few appointments because life gets busy work, kids, Phoenix traffic.

Three weeks go by without treatment.

Now the insurance company argues: 'If you were really hurt, you would have kept going to the doctor.'

They use YOUR busy life against YOUR claim.

Don't give them that ammunition.
Stay consistent with treatment.
We work with your schedule and coordinate everything doctors, chiropractors, physical therapy
so gaps don't happen.

01/20/2026

I'm fine.'

Two words that have cost accident victims thousands of dollars in Phoenix and Mesa.

Here's what most people don't know: A man came to see me three weeks after his accident. Felt totally fine at the scene. Even told the other driver he was okay.

His MRI showed 2 cervical disc herniations and 4 bulging discs. All in his neck. He didn't feel any of it for weeks.

Your body floods with adrenaline after trauma. It's designed to help you survive � not to give you an accurate injury report.

Get checked. Even if you feel fine. Especially if you feel fine.

01/19/2026

72 hours.

That's how long you have after a car accident before insurance adjusters start building a case against you.

Wait longer than 3 days to see a doctor? They'll argue your injuries aren't serious. Or that you hurt yourself doing something else after the crash.

I've seen it happen too many times in Phoenix and Mesa. Someone feels 'okay' after the accident, waits a week to get checked out, and suddenly their claim is worth half what it should be.

Adrenaline masks pain. That's biology, not bravery.

Come see us. Zero out of pocket. Get checked before the clock works against you.

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1155 S Country Club Drive
Mesa, AZ
85210

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 7pm

Website

https://www.accidentdoctorsaz.com/

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