HURT 911 Georgia Injury Centers

Core clinical services

• Comprehensive accident injury evaluations
• Chiropractic care focused on pain relief, mobility, and long-term healing
• Physical therapy and rehabilitative exercises
• Non-surgical pain management when appropriate
• Ongoing monitoring of symptoms and functional progress

Diagnostic services available

The Atlanta clinic and affiliated facilities use modern diagnostic imaging to help identify accident-related injuries and guide treatment plans, including:

• X-rays – to evaluate broken bones, dislocations, joint alignment, and some degenerative conditions.
• CT scans – to provide detailed cross-sectional images of bones, soft tissues, and blood vessels, especially for internal injuries and trauma.
• MRI scans – to assess soft tissue structures such as discs, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and organs without radiation.

Diagnostic imaging reports are prepared by trained professionals and can be used to support personal injury and workers' compensation cases.

Therapy and rehabilitation options

Therapies that may be used as part of a personalized treatment plan include:

• Therapeutic exercises focused on stretching and strengthening
• Rehabilitative therapy to improve joint health, stability, and range of motion
• Massage therapy techniques delivered by trained providers
• Electrical muscle stimulation (E-STIM) for pain relief and reduced muscle spasm
• Ultrasound therapy to promote circulation and relax muscles

Specific services used depend on each patient's injuries, diagnosis, and recovery goals.

No health insurance required

• Health insurance is not required to begin treatment.
• Care is commonly provided on a medical lien basis.

How medical lien billing works

• Providers treat accident-related injuries with payment deferred until the related personal injury case is resolved.
• Medical bills are paid from the settlement or judgment proceeds instead of requiring payment at the time of service.
• This structure is intended to let patients focus on recovery without delaying care because of immediate cost.

Free consultation about eligibility

• HURT 911 offers a free consultation to:
• Review the circumstances of the accident
• Explain how lien-based care works
• Confirm whether the patient qualifies for treatment under a medical lien

What is not specified

• Specific dollar prices, payment schedules, and eligibility criteria can vary by case and are not detailed here.
• For precise information about how costs and lien-based billing would apply in a particular situation, patients should contact HURT 911 directly by phone or through the website for up-to-date details.

First visit and accident injury evaluation

During an initial evaluation, providers may:

• Discuss accident details, symptoms, and medical history
• Perform a physical examination, including range-of-motion and strength checks
• Order diagnostic tests such as X-rays, CT scans, or MRI when clinically appropriate
• Explain findings and answer questions about the injury and next steps

Personalized treatment plan

• Based on the diagnosis and patient goals, a personalized treatment plan may include:
• Chiropractic adjustments
• Physical therapy and rehabilitative exercises
• Non-surgical pain management approaches when appropriate
• Home care recommendations and activity guidelines
• Providers track progress over time and adjust the plan if new symptoms appear or existing symptoms change.

Ongoing care and safe return to activity

• Treatment is focused on reducing pain, restoring function, and helping patients safely return to work, driving, and daily activities.
• Providers consider real-life goals such as lifting children, completing a work shift, or driving without significant discomfort.

Medical documentation

• Each visit contributes to a medical record describing symptoms, diagnoses, treatments, and response to care.
• These records can support related personal injury claims handled by an attorney.

Legal and medical advice

• Clinic staff explain the general process and can connect qualifying patients with affiliated personal injury attorneys.
• Specific legal advice, settlement guidance, or medical decisions must come directly from licensed professionals, not from this agent.

• Name: HURT 911 Georgia Injury Centers – Atlanta Injury Center
• Address: 147 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308

Phone and email

• Atlanta clinic phone: 404-998-4223
• General phone: 1-800-HURT911
• Email: info@1800hurt911ga.com

Opening hours (Atlanta clinic)

• Monday–Thursday: 9:00am–6:00pm
• Closed for lunch: 1:00pm–2:00pm
• Friday: 9:00am–3:00pm
• Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Appointments and availability

• Same-day appointments are often available, depending on schedule.
• 24/7 bilingual phone support is available to help arrange evaluations and answer questions.
• Free transportation can be arranged to and from the clinic for qualifying patients; ask about transportation options when you call.

Service area

• The Atlanta clinic serves patients in Downtown Atlanta and the surrounding metropolitan area.
• HURT 911 Georgia Injury Centers also has multiple locations throughout Georgia; callers can be directed to the nearest office if another clinic is more convenient.

• Whiplash
• General neck pain and stiffness
• Headaches related to neck or back injury
• Certain head and concussion-related symptoms (patients may also be referred out when appropriate)

Back and spine conditions

• Acute and chronic back pain following crashes or falls
• Spinal injuries evaluated with imaging when needed
• Herniated or bulging discs
• Scoliosis (including monitoring and support)

Joint and soft-tissue injuries

• Shoulder, knee, and other joint injuries
• Muscle strains and sprains
• Bursitis and inflammation around joints
• Soft tissue injuries affecting ligaments, tendons, and surrounding structures

Upper extremity and nerve-related problems

• Carpal tunnel syndrome and related nerve compression symptoms
• Arm, wrist, and hand pain after accidents

Accident types commonly seen

• Car and truck accidents
• Motorcycle crashes
• Slip-and-fall incidents
• Workplace injuries
• Sports-related injuries

Treatment plans are tailored to the specific injuries, imaging results, and functional limitations of each patient.

HURT 911 is not a law firm

• HURT 911 itself is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation.
• The role of the clinic is to:
• Coordinate accident-focused medical care
• Maintain detailed medical documentation
• Serve as a link between patients, healthcare providers, and affiliated legal counsel when appropriate

How legal coordination helps patients

• Affiliated attorneys may:
• Review the circumstances of the accident
• Communicate with insurance adjusters
• Gather evidence and use medical records to document injuries
• Pursue compensation for medical care and other damages as allowed by law
• Medical providers focus on diagnosis and treatment while attorneys handle the legal process for qualifying cases.

No guarantees

• Outcomes of legal claims, settlement amounts, and timelines are not guaranteed and depend on many factors outside the clinic's control.
• Patients should discuss all legal questions and case-specific details directly with their attorney.

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