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Texas personal injury care
Car accident & personal injury care.
One connected path forward.
Interventional pain management, orthopedics, spine care, neurology and brain injury care, counseling, and imaging under one SpineLUX umbrella.
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02OrthopedicsExplore care
03Spine CareExplore care
04Neurology / Brain InjuryExplore care
05Mental Health CounselingExplore care
06ImagingExplore care
07Class IV High-Power Laser TherapyExplore care
The SpineLUX umbrella
Connected expertise.
Centered on recovery.
Accident-related injuries rarely fit neatly into one specialty. Our model makes it easier to connect the right evaluation, diagnostics, treatment, and emotional support around each patient.
Our approach →After a car accident
Looking for a car accident injury doctor in Texas?
New or delayed pain after a car accident can involve the neck, back, joints, nerves, head, or emotional health. SpineLUX helps injured patients find an appropriate starting point and connects clinically indicated care across seven services. Bilingual intake is available in English and Spanish.
Which doctor should I see?
Match symptoms with pain management, orthopedics, spine care, neurology, imaging, or counseling.
Can symptoms start later?
Learn about delayed neck pain, back pain, headache, dizziness, and other symptoms after a collision.
Find accident and injury care
Explore SpineLUX locations and statewide neurology, mobile diagnostics, and telehealth availability.
Interventional Pain Management
Diagnosis-led, minimally invasive care for accident-related spine, joint, and nerve pain at clinics across Texas.
Orthopedics
Evaluation and treatment planning for bone, joint, muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries after an accident.
Spine Care
Focused evaluation and treatment planning for cervical, thoracic, and lumbar injuries after an accident.
Neurology / Brain Injury
Neurological consultations through telehealth or in-clinic visits, plus statewide access to mobile EEG, qEEG, and brain mapping and DTI/MRI diagnostic studies for brain-injury and post-accident symptoms.
Mental Health Counseling
Support for the emotional and psychological effects that can accompany injury and recovery.
Imaging
Diagnostic imaging coordination to help clinicians identify injuries and guide appropriate care.
Class IV High-Power Laser Therapy
Noninvasive, clinician-directed Class IV laser therapy—also called high-intensity laser therapy—that may support pain management and tissue recovery within an individualized injury-care plan.
Services and treatment recommendations depend on clinical evaluation and individual need.
For injured patients
You focus on healing.
We connect the care.
Whether you were hurt in a collision, fall, workplace event, or another accident, our intake team can help identify the right starting point.
Request care →How it begins
Start with intake
Tell us what happened and what symptoms you are experiencing.
Find the right specialists
We help direct evaluation across the relevant clinical disciplines.
Follow a coordinated plan
Your care pathway can connect diagnostics, treatment, and recovery support.
For attorneys
One intake pathway for multidisciplinary care.
SpineLUX gives personal-injury attorneys a direct path for referring clients whose needs may span pain, orthopedic, neurological, imaging, and counseling services.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of doctor should I see after a car accident?
Start with the doctor who matches your main symptoms. Pain management and spine care address neck, back, and nerve pain. Orthopedics treats bone, joint, and ligament injuries. Neurology evaluates headaches, dizziness, or concussion concerns. Counseling helps with anxiety or emotional trauma. SpineLUX intake can help you find a starting point at 972-920-9111. For emergencies, call 911.
How soon should I see a doctor after a car accident?
See a doctor as soon as you can after a crash, even if you feel fine. There is no universal 24-to-72-hour window that proves you are uninjured or that it is safe to wait. Get emergency care right away for severe pain, weakness, confusion, or trouble breathing. For emergencies, call 911.
Can injury symptoms show up days after a car accident?
Yes. Symptoms do not always begin at the scene. Neck pain may become more noticeable later, and concussion symptoms can emerge over hours or days. Back pain, headache, and dizziness can also appear after a collision. If new or worsening symptoms develop, get evaluated. For emergencies, call 911.
Why do I have a headache after a car accident if I didn't hit my head?
A sudden jolt can strain the neck and move the brain inside the skull, so a headache can occur even without a direct blow. It may relate to whiplash or a concussion. A neurological evaluation can help find the cause. Call 911 for a severe or worsening headache, repeated vomiting, confusion, or weakness.
Should I see a medical doctor or a chiropractor after a car accident?
A medical evaluation is a good first step because it can check for injuries such as disc problems, nerve symptoms, fractures, or concussion, and can order imaging when clinically appropriate. SpineLUX offers medical care, including pain management, orthopedics, spine care, neurology, and imaging. Treatment recommendations depend on your evaluation. For emergencies, call 911.
Do you treat motorcycle accident injuries?
SpineLUX provides care for many types of accidents and personal injuries, including collisions, falls, and workplace events. Motorcycle crashes can cause neck, back, joint, nerve, and head injuries that our services evaluate. Call intake at 972-920-9111 to discuss your symptoms. Severe wounds, bleeding, or suspected fractures need emergency care, so call 911.
How can I pay for care after a car accident in Texas?
Payment options depend on your situation. In Texas, some people use personal injury protection (PIP) coverage on their auto policy, and some injury cases involve an arrangement such as a letter of protection. Coverage rules vary. Call SpineLUX intake at 972-920-9111 to ask which options apply to you, and talk with your insurer or attorney about your claim.
Do you offer care in Spanish, and where are your clinics?
Yes. SpineLUX offers bilingual intake and care in English and Spanish. Pain-management clinics serve Irving, Houston, San Antonio, Live Oak, McAllen, and El Paso, with Austin coming soon. Neurology is available through telehealth or in-clinic visits, with mobile diagnostics statewide. Call 972-920-9111 to confirm the right location and appointment availability before traveling.