An accident changes your day. Let’s work on what comes next.

Start with your story, not a predetermined treatment.

An injury appointment begins with what happened and what has changed since. Tell the clinician about the direction of the impact, whether your head struck anything, care you have already received, and how symptoms are affecting sleep, work, walking or driving. You do not have to identify your own injury before asking for help.

The purpose of an examination is to decide what needs attention now, what may require further testing or referral, and what can be managed with an outpatient plan. A car accident doctor may find that more than one area needs evaluation.

What to bring to your visit

Having your information together helps the conversation stay focused on you. Bring emergency department discharge instructions and actual imaging reports if available, rather than relying only on a recollection that a scan was normal.

• Your photo ID and current medication list.
• The collision date and a short symptom timeline.
• Previous test results and relevant medical history.
• Insurance or claim details, if applicable; ask about billing before your visit.

Care is connected to CMS Pain & Rehab.

After Accident Docs is an educational and appointment access website for CMS Pain & Rehab. Your visit takes place at the clinic at 5009 Roswell Rd Suite 201 in Sandy Springs. The scheduling page connects directly to the clinic’s Tebra booking system.

If you have already been seen in an emergency department, bring the recommended follow-up plan. An outpatient visit complements emergency care; it does not replace it when symptoms are severe or worsening.