Neck & Back Pain
Evaluation of cervical or lower-back pain, stiffness, reduced movement, and musculoskeletal symptoms after a collision.
Motor vehicle accident care in Provo
Precision Medical Care provides medical evaluation and follow-up for pain, mobility problems, whiplash-related symptoms, and other concerns that may develop after a motor vehicle accident.
Some symptoms are noticeable immediately, while others may appear or become more noticeable during the hours or days after a collision.

Accident-related concerns
A medical evaluation can review symptoms after a collision and help determine appropriate next steps. Evaluation does not mean every symptom is minor or that every patient needs the same testing or treatment.
Evaluation of cervical or lower-back pain, stiffness, reduced movement, and musculoskeletal symptoms after a collision.
Assessment of headaches, dizziness, or other post-accident symptoms that may require additional evaluation.
Evaluation of joint pain, strains, muscle discomfort, swelling, and functional limitations affecting movement.
Review of neck pain, stiffness, headache, and limited mobility following a sudden impact.
Clinical assessment of numbness, tingling, weakness, or radiating pain that may require further evaluation.
Follow-up for persistent symptoms, mobility changes, and individual medical needs during recovery.
The clinical evaluation determines appropriate care, additional studies, outside referral, or a higher level of care. This list is not a diagnostic tool or a guarantee of treatment.

Health and safety first
Symptoms can begin immediately or become more apparent later. Reporting new, persistent, or worsening concerns helps a provider understand how the collision may have affected your health and function.
Not every collision causes an injury that is hidden, requires imaging, or worsens without treatment. Recommendations should follow the patient's symptoms and clinical evaluation.
A coordinated care path
The care process is based on your reported symptoms, relevant history, examination findings, mobility, and changing clinical needs.
Step 1
A provider reviews symptoms, relevant history, painful areas, mobility, and possible functional limitations.
Step 2
When medically indicated, additional diagnostic studies may be recommended or coordinated; equipment is not represented as being on site.
Step 3
Next steps may include symptom management, monitoring, follow-up, or coordination with another professional when appropriate.
Step 4
Follow-up may document changes in symptoms, mobility, function, progress, and additional medical needs.
Clinical continuity
Medical documentation supports continuity of care by recording information discussed and observed during evaluation and follow-up. It remains a clinical record, not a promise about an insurance or legal outcome.
Care across Utah locations
Current published information identifies car accident care in Provo, Murray, Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork, and West Valley. Provo remains the primary location associated with this page.
Clinic hours and accident-care availability vary by location. All five clinics are closed Saturday and Sunday. Call before traveling to confirm service availability for your requested visit time.
Request an evaluation
Contact Precision Medical Care to discuss your symptoms and request an appropriate medical evaluation, or review clinic information before traveling.