My pain started days after the car accident. Is it too late to get treated?

Whiplash, disc injuries, and nerve damage commonly surface days or weeks after a crash. Early evaluation catches them, treats them, and documents the connection to your accident in your medical record. Don't wait.

No-Fault & Car Accident Injuries

In a car accident? Your treatment is covered — if you act fast.

Under New York's no-fault law, your medical care after a car accident is covered by insurance regardless of who caused the crash — driver, passenger, or pedestrian. But the system runs on deadlines and documentation. For four decades, The Rehab Group has handled both, so accident victims across the Bronx can focus on healing.

What every accident victim should know

Car accident injury care at The Rehab Group

No-fault covers your care — act within 30 days

The 30-day clock is real

In New York, a no-fault application (NF-2) generally must be filed within 30 days of the accident. Miss the window and you can lose coverage entirely. Come in promptly and our office handles the paperwork with your carrier.

Covered no matter who was at fault

No-fault means exactly that: your medical treatment, including chiropractic care, is paid by the auto policy regardless of who caused the crash. You pay nothing out of pocket for covered care.

The injuries you can't see yet

Whiplash, disc herniations, and nerve compression often surface days or weeks after a crash — when adrenaline fades and inflammation sets in. Early evaluation catches them, treats them, and connects them to the accident in your medical record.

Documentation that protects your case

If you pursue a personal injury claim, our records become the backbone of your case: objective findings, causality statements, treatment history, and narrative reports your attorney can build on.

Coordination with your attorney

Represented by a personal injury lawyer? We work directly with their office — records, reports, and scheduling. Need a referral to an experienced PI attorney? Ask us.

After the accident

Three steps to protect your health and your claim

Get evaluated this week

New accident patients are typically seen the same week. Early findings are stronger findings — for your recovery and your claim.

Bring what you have

Police report, claim number, and insurance info if available — but don't wait on paperwork to book. We'll help you sort it out.

Follow the plan

Gaps in treatment hurt both healing and credibility. We build a realistic plan — adjustment, physiotherapy, decompression, massage — and track your progress visit by visit.

We accept all auto no-fault carriers — including Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, GEICO, and Travelers. See the full insurance list →

Hurt on the job instead?

Workers' compensation injuries get the same complete treatment

Job injuries run on a different system with its own paperwork — and we've mastered that one too, for four decades.

Workers' Comp Care Attorney Referrals

No-fault questions, answered

What Bronx accident victims ask us most

How long do I have to file a no-fault claim in New York?

You generally must file a no-fault application (Form NF-2) within 30 days of the accident. Missing that window can cost you coverage entirely. Come in promptly and our office files the paperwork with your auto insurance carrier for you.

Does no-fault insurance cover chiropractic care?

Yes. Chiropractic treatment, physical therapy, and related injury care are covered under New York no-fault (PIP) benefits. We bill your auto policy directly — you pay nothing out of pocket for covered care.

Do I have to pay if the accident wasn't my fault — or if it was?

No-fault means your medical care is paid by the auto policy regardless of who caused the crash. Driver, passenger, or pedestrian — your treatment is covered either way.

My pain started days after the accident — is it too late?

Whiplash, disc injuries, and nerve damage commonly surface days or weeks later, once the adrenaline fades. Early evaluation catches them, treats them, and — critically — documents the connection to your accident in your medical record. Don't wait.

Will you work with my personal injury attorney?

Absolutely. We coordinate directly with your lawyer's office — narrative reports, records requests, and scheduling. Our documentation becomes the backbone of your injury case. Need a referral to an experienced PI attorney? Just ask.

Which auto insurance carriers do you accept?

All of them — including Allstate, Progressive, State Farm, GEICO, and Travelers. If you have New York no-fault coverage, we accept it. See the full insurance list.