Accident Injury Medical Office in the Bronx: Chiro, PT and More
After a car accident or a work injury in the Bronx, most people get bounced. The emergency room sends them home with painkillers. The primary care doctor refers them to a chiropractor. The chiropractor refers them to a physical therapist across the borough. The lawyer asks for an orthopedic opinion from somewhere else. Each stop means another intake form, another insurance call and another week lost. Anan Chiropractic PC at 1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453 was built to stop the bouncing: it is an accident injury medical office in the Bronx where chiropractic care, physical therapy, acupuncture and orthopedic and neurological evaluation happen under one roof, with no-fault and workers’ compensation handled at the front desk.
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1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453
Lunes a viernes, 9 am – 7 pm
No Fault · Workers' Comp
Línea 4 — estación Calle 170
Anan Chiropractic PC is an accident injury medical office in the Bronx that treats car accident, pedestrian, slip and fall and workplace injuries with chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, acupuncture and orthopedic and neurological evaluation at one location, 1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453, near the 170th Street 4 train in Morris Heights. The office bills New York no-fault and workers’ compensation carriers directly, so approved treatment has no out-of-pocket cost, coordinates with attorneys and referring physicians, and serves patients in English and Spanish. Hours are Monday to Friday 9 am to 7 pm. Call (718) 304-5333.
What Makes This a Medical Office Rather Than Just a Chiropractor
The name on the door says chiropractic, and chiropractic is the core of the practice. But an accident patient rarely needs only one kind of care, and the office is organized around that fact. Five services operate at the same address, share one patient record and one treatment plan, and bill the same claim.
Chiropractic Adjustments
The foundation. After an impact, the spine and joints are pushed out of alignment, nerves get compressed and movement locks up. Chiropractic adjustments in the Bronx restore alignment and motion with specific, controlled techniques matched to the injury and the patient, and they are the first thing most accident patients receive. The spinal adjustment page describes the techniques in more detail.
Physical Therapy
Adjustments fix alignment; therapy rebuilds the strength and range of motion that keep it fixed. The office’s physical therapy in the Bronx runs targeted exercise, manual therapy and modalities such as heat, cold and electrical stimulation in the same building, on the same schedule, so a patient who has an adjustment on Tuesday can do therapy on Thursday without a second commute. For most accident injuries the combination of the two is the plan.
Acupuncture
For lingering pain, muscle tension and post-accident headaches that do not fully respond to adjustments and exercise, acupuncture in the Bronx is available at the office and is commonly layered onto the chiropractic and therapy plan, particularly for whiplash and chronic neck and back pain.
Orthopedic and Neurological Evaluation
Car Accident Patients Under No-Fault
Drivers, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists injured by a motor vehicle in New York are covered by the no-fault insurance on the vehicle involved, regardless of fault, with a basic benefit of up to $50,000 per person. The office’s motor vehicle accident injury treatment covers whiplash, neck and back injuries, disc injuries, shoulder and knee injuries and post-concussion symptoms, and the front desk verifies the claim with the carrier before treatment begins. The one deadline every patient has to know is the 30-day written notice requirement, explained in plain terms in the New York no-fault explained guide.
Work Injury Patients Under Workers' Compensation
Construction, warehouse, delivery, restaurant, home care and building service workers make up a large share of the office’s patients. Workers’ compensation in New York covers medical treatment for injuries on the job regardless of fault and regardless of immigration status, and the office treats these cases, bills the carrier and coordinates with the patient’s attorney. The workers’ compensation chiropractor in the Bronx page covers the process, and for patients unsure whether their injury falls under no-fault or workers’ compensation, the workers comp vs no-fault guide sorts it out.
Slip and Fall and Other Personal Injuries
Falls on stairs, sidewalks, in stores and in buildings produce the same spinal, joint and soft tissue injuries as car accidents and are treated the same way. The slip and fall injury treatment and personal injury treatment and rehabilitation pages describe how these cases are documented, which matters when liability is in question.
How the Office Handles Insurance So the Patient Does Not Have To
The reason an accident injury medical office in the Bronx is a different thing from a chain clinic is the front desk. Insurance for accident cases is paperwork-heavy, deadline-driven and confusing in any language, and the office handles it as part of the service rather than as the patient’s problem.
Verification Before Treatment
The staff confirm the claim with the no-fault or workers' compensation carrier at intake: claim number, date of loss, policy and treating provider. Doing it first means no surprise denials later and no bill arriving at the patient's door for something they thought was covered.
Direct Billing, No Out-of-Pocket
For approved treatment under either system, the office bills the carrier and waits to be paid by the carrier. The patient is not asked for a credit card to begin treatment after a covered accident, and the office does not pursue the patient for covered services.
Documentation for Attorneys and Referring Physicians
Every visit is documented in a form that attorneys and referring doctors can use. When a carrier requests records or an attorney needs a narrative for a case file, the office provides it. Personal injury firms and medical offices across the Bronx refer patients here for exactly that reason, and the office's contact page is the starting point for a professional referral.
What a First Visit Looks Like
Call (718) 304-5333 or walk in at 1647 Macombs Rd, Monday to Friday 9 am to 7 pm. Bring identification, the claim information if you have it, the police report if there is one and any emergency room or urgent care paperwork. If you do not have the claim number yet, come anyway; the staff deal with new claims every day and will tell you what to ask your carrier or attorney for.
The first visit covers a history, an examination of the injury, the orthopedic and neurological tests the injury calls for and, where needed, imaging orders. The patient leaves with a diagnosis, a treatment plan across the services the injury needs and a schedule of visits that fits around work, including evening appointments until 7 pm. Follow-up visits are shorter. The office’s physical therapy after an accident guide walks through what the first thirty days typically look like.
Why Timing Matters More Than Most Patients Realize
Three clocks run after an accident. The medical clock: soft tissue and disc injuries treated within the first 72 hours recover faster and are less likely to become chronic, and many injuries do not hurt on day one. The insurance clock: no-fault requires written notice within 30 days, and workers’ compensation has its own reporting rules. The documentation clock: a gap between the accident and the first examination is the first thing a carrier or an opposing attorney points to when disputing a claim. An accident injury medical office in the Bronx that sees a patient the same week, documents the injury properly and starts treatment immediately addresses all three.
Three Patient Paths Through the Office
The way the services fit together is clearest in three common cases.
A rideshare passenger rear-ended on the Cross Bronx arrives four days later with neck stiffness and headaches that started on day two. The first visit documents the whiplash, orders cervical imaging, starts chiropractic adjustments and schedules physical therapy twice a week. By week three acupuncture is added for the headaches. The no-fault claim was verified at intake and the patient has not seen a bill. The treatment plan, the records and the imaging all live in one file for the patient’s attorney.
A warehouse worker in Mount Hope who lifted wrong and felt his back give out goes to urgent care, gets a muscle relaxant and is told to rest. Two weeks later the pain is radiating into his leg. The office examines him, finds signs of a disc injury, orders an MRI and begins a combined adjustment and therapy program while the workers’ compensation claim is processed. When the MRI confirms a herniation, the orthopedic evaluation at the same office determines that conservative care should continue, with a surgical opinion held in reserve. The patient never leaves Macombs Road for any of it.
A home health aide who slipped on an icy stoop in Highbridge and landed on her shoulder and hip arrives with the building owner’s insurance information and no idea whether it applies. The front desk sorts the coverage, the examination documents both injuries, and the treatment plan addresses the shoulder with therapy and the hip and lower back with adjustments. The documentation of the fall, the surface and the injuries is what her attorney needs for the liability claim.
For Attorneys and Referring Physicians
Personal injury firms and medical offices refer to an accident injury medical office in the Bronx for three practical reasons. The patient actually gets treated, because the insurance is handled at the desk rather than turned into the patient’s problem. The records are complete, because every specialty documents into the same chart and the office produces narratives and treatment summaries on request. And the case does not stall between providers, because the referral from chiropractic to therapy to orthopedic evaluation happens internally and the same week. To refer a patient, call (718) 304-5333 with the patient’s name, contact information and claim details, and the office contacts the patient directly to schedule.
Where the Office Is and Who It Serves
1647 Macombs Rd sits in Morris Heights, a block from the 170th Street station on the 4 train and a short walk from the Cross Bronx Expressway, Jerome Avenue and the Grand Concourse. The Bx11, Bx18 and Bx35 buses stop nearby. Patients come from Highbridge, Mount Hope, University Heights, Concourse, Fordham, Tremont and across the river from Washington Heights and Inwood; the areas we serve page lists the neighborhoods. The office serves patients in English and Spanish, from the intake form to the explanation of the treatment plan, which in this part of the Bronx is not a courtesy but a requirement.
What to Expect Over the First Month
Most accident treatment plans at the office follow a similar arc. The first week is evaluation, imaging where needed and the start of adjustments, with the goal of reducing acute pain and documenting the injury fully. Weeks two and three add physical therapy at a frequency of two to three visits a week, with acupuncture layered in for patients whose pain or headaches are not responding to adjustments alone. By the end of the first month the office re-examines, compares against the baseline and either continues the plan, steps it down toward home exercise, or escalates to the orthopedic and neurological evaluation when a disc or nerve injury is not improving. Every re-examination is documented, which is what the insurance carrier and the attorney will ask for. Patients who follow the schedule and the home exercises recover faster than those who come in only when it hurts, and the staff say so plainly at the first visit.
Honest Limits
The office is open Monday to Friday only; a weekend accident is evaluated on Monday, and the emergency room remains the right place for any serious or acute symptom. Conservative care does not resolve every injury, and when a case needs surgery the office says so and refers. The office does not give legal advice; questions about settlements, lawsuits and legal deadlines belong with an attorney, though the staff will explain the insurance forms themselves. And no treatment plan replaces the patient’s own follow-through on home exercises and appointments.
Start Treatment This Week
Anan Chiropractic PC, 1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453, Monday to Friday 9 am to 7 pm. Call (718) 304-5333 to schedule a same-week evaluation after a car accident, work injury or fall, or find directions and patient reviews on the office’s Google Business Profile. Attorneys and physicians can call the same number to refer a patient. If you have been bounced between three offices since your accident, this is the one where it stops. Call (718) 304-5333.
Anan Chiropractic PC
1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453
Lunes a viernes, 9 am – 7 pm · Sábado y domingo cerrado
Línea 4, estación Calle 170 · Bx11, Bx18, Bx35
Frequently Asked Questions
An accident injury medical office is a practice that treats injuries from car accidents, falls and workplace incidents with several specialties at one location and handles the no-fault or workers’ compensation insurance directly. Anan Chiropractic PC in the Bronx provides chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, acupuncture and orthopedic and neurological evaluation at 1647 Macombs Rd, with direct billing to the carrier.
Yes. Anan Chiropractic PC at 1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453, near the 170th Street 4 train, treats car accident injuries under New York no-fault, verifies the claim with the carrier before treatment and bills the carrier directly, so approved care has no out-of-pocket cost. Call (718) 304-5333.
Yes. The office treats injuries from construction, warehouse, delivery, restaurant, home care and other jobs under New York workers’ compensation, bills the carrier and coordinates with the patient’s attorney. Coverage applies regardless of fault and regardless of immigration status.
Chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, acupuncture and orthopedic and neurological evaluation are all available at 1647 Macombs Rd under one treatment plan and one claim, so a patient does not travel between offices for each service.
No. Patients can call or walk in directly after an accident. Attorneys and physicians also refer patients to the office, and the staff coordinate records with them, but a referral is not required to start treatment.
Within 72 hours when possible, even without pain, because many accident injuries appear one to three days later and early documentation supports the insurance claim. No-fault also requires written notice to the carrier within 30 days of the accident.
Yes. The office serves patients in English and Spanish from the intake form through the explanation of the diagnosis and treatment plan. A Spanish-language page describing accident and work injury care is available on the site.