We Provide Professional Personal injury treatment for auto accident injuries in Tallahassee and Leon County. Our doctors have over 10 years experience treating auto related injuries.
We offer
Chiropractic and Neurology care for auto accident and personal injury cases
Same day appointments
Virtual Appointments
We bill auto insurance FL PIP and take attorney liens
No out of pocket cost
2339 North Monroe Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32303
Phone: (850) 852-8833
Hours of operation
Mon-FRI: 9AM-7PM
Sat & Sun-Closed
Dr. Rob Fedore uses chiropractic care to help car accident patients recover by restoring proper spinal alignment, reducing inflammation, and relieving pressure on injured muscles and nerves. He focuses on treating whiplash, back pain, joint dysfunction, and other soft‑tissue injuries commonly caused by collisions. Through targeted adjustments and personalized treatment plans, Dr. Fedore helps patients reduce pain, improve mobility, and safely return to normal activity.
Physical therapy helps restore movement, improve strength, and reduce pain after an injury through targeted exercises and guided rehabilitation. Our clinic offers both in‑person physical therapy and convenient telemedicine sessions. This allows patients to receive expert instruction, progress monitoring, and recovery support in the setting that works best for them.
Dr. Jose A. Marquez, MD is a neurologist who specializes in evaluating and treating nerve‑related injuries after a car accident. He assesses symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, numbness, tingling, and memory issues to identify conditions like concussions, nerve compression, and radiculopathy. Through advanced neurological testing, imaging review, and targeted treatment plans, Dr. Marquez helps patients manage pain, restore function, and prevent long‑term complications from accident‑related nerve injuries.
X‑rays give our physicians a clearer view of possible fractures, joint issues, and other structural injuries after a car accident. However, not all injuries are visible on an X‑ray. Soft‑tissue damage, ligament tears, disc injuries, and certain nerve conditions often require more advanced imaging. When necessary, patients may be referred for an MRI or CT scan to ensure a complete diagnosis. This allows our doctors to create the most effective treatment plan
We help patients navigate Florida PIP claims by ensuring every accident‑related injury is thoroughly documented, properly coded, and submitted within the state’s strict 14‑day treatment window. Our providers understand Florida’s no‑fault insurance rules and the medical standards required to support a valid PIP claim. We work directly with adjusters, attorneys, and insurers to provide accurate records, updates, and documentation of medical necessity. This helps patients receive the care and benefits they’re entitled to without delays or confusion.
We support your attorney by providing them with documentation of your injury. This is a form of evidence used by your attorney to prove to the insurance company your injuries were caused by your car accident.
PRP injections help accident patients heal by using concentrated platelets from their own blood to accelerate tissue repair. After a crash, injuries like ligament sprains, tendon damage, muscle tears, and joint inflammation can recover slowly. PRP delivers growth factors directly to the injured area, reducing inflammation, promoting new tissue growth, and supporting faster, more effective healing. This regenerative treatment is especially helpful for patients who continue to experience pain or limited mobility despite traditional therapies.
Leon County
Tallahassee
Havana
Wacissa
Midway
Woodville
Monticello
Lamont
Saint Marks
Leon County had around 5936 traffic crashes in 2025. A significant portion of the patients we treat are hurt in car accidents. Our physicians are equipped to diagnose and manage the full range of injuries associated with these collisions.
High‑risk areas in and around Leon County include major corridors such as I‑10, U.S. 27, U.S. 90, Capital Circle, and Monroe Street. These roads often experience heavy congestion, rapid lane changes, and frequent stop‑and‑go traffic, especially during commuter hours and around Florida State University. The mix of local residents, commercial vehicles, government traffic, and student drivers increases the likelihood of accidents.
Truck accidents can causes severe injuries. The weights of some of these trucks can reach 40 tons. You may have some severe injuries that require an ER visit or Hospital stay. After the ER give us a call so we can help you with follow up treatment.
We treat all different types of personal injury cases under an attorneys lien or Florida pip if applicable. From premises liability to slip and falls.
Leon County reports on average 80-100 motorcycle‑related crashes each year, These crashes often result in serious harm, and the injuries can range from painful road rash and deep abrasions to broken bones, joint trauma, and severe soft‑tissue damage.
Recreational vehicle accidents, including side‑by‑sides, ATVs, and dirt bikes, are common in Leon County due to its mix of rural areas, trails, and outdoor recreation spots. Recreational vehicles offer limited protection and usually the accidents occur at high speeds
These crashes can lead to serious injuries such as fractures, concussions, soft‑tissue damage, and spinal trauma, especially when vehicles roll over or collide with obstacles.
Rideshare accidents in Leon County are becoming more common. Busy corridors like Monroe Street, Tennessee Street, and the areas surrounding Florida State University create heavy traffic and frequent pickup and drop‑off activity.
Uber and Lyft collisions can leave passengers, other drivers, and pedestrians with serious injuries, and these cases often involve multiple insurance policies. Because rideshare claims can be more complex than standard auto accidents, We recommend you speak with an attorney.
Our physicians are equipped to treat a wide range of injuries that you may have suffered in an accident.
Florida’s PIP law requires anyone injured in a car accident to see a doctor or visit the ER within 14 days, or they may lose access to their PIP benefits. This “14‑Day Rule” ensures your injuries are documented quickly and treatment begins right away. Don’t waste time thinking your injuries are going to heal on there own, this is a mistake that could cost you. If you have discomfort or pain, make sure to call us today.
Yes. You should always see a doctor after a car accident in Tallahassee, even if you feel fine at first. Many injuries—like whiplash, concussions, soft‑tissue damage, and back or neck injuries—don’t show symptoms right away. A prompt medical evaluation helps identify hidden injuries early and ensures everything is properly documented for insurance or a potential claim. In Florida, you also must seek treatment within 14 days to qualify for PIP benefits, making timely care especially important.
The type of doctor you should see after a car accident in Tallahassee depends on the injuries you’ve sustained. Severe or life‑threatening injuries require immediate emergency care at Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, HCA Florida Capital Hospital, Tallahassee memorial hospital, or HCA Florida Lake Jackson Emergency.
For soft‑tissue injuries, whiplash, back or neck pain, and other common crash‑related conditions, patients can be evaluated and treated by a chiropractor, physical therapist, medical physician, or orthopedic specialist.
Chiropractors play an important role in treating musculoskeletal injuries such as whiplash, back pain, joint dysfunction, and soft‑tissue damage, conditions frequently seen after collisions. In Tallahassee, our patients have access to chiropractic, medical, and orthopedic providers who work together.
No, your appointments will be covered under your Florida PIP auto policy. This will cover you and anyone else in the car at the time of the crash, no matter who was at fault.
No, You do not need an attorney to get treatment at our Tallahassee location. An attorney may be needed for serious injuries or for advice. We do offer FREE attorney consultations.
Yes, as long as your policy is active, your auto insurance will cover reasonable and necessary medical care for you and anyone in your car.
Yes, Just visit our Virtual Appointments page.
