Personal Injury Hub
Injured in an accident? Get seen fast in Tucson.
Same-day and next-day visits, a thorough exam, imaging referrals when needed, and clear documentation for car accidents, whiplash, falls, and spinal injuries.
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Fast first visits
Same-day and next-day appointments are offered after an accident so evaluation is not delayed.
Imaging referrals
When the exam calls for it, the doctor refers for X-ray or MRI and reviews the findings with you.
Narrative reports
Doctor-written narrative reports document the injury, examination findings, and care recommendations.
Spanish-speaking care
Dr. Adam Molden is fluent in English and Spanish, so patients can explain symptoms in the language they're most comfortable with.
Injuries we evaluate
Find care for your injury.
After an accident, in three steps.
1
Get safe and get checked
Seek emergency care for serious symptoms first. Then call us — same-day and next-day visits are offered.
2
Thorough exam
We review the accident, examine your spine and movement, and refer for imaging if needed.
3
Plan and documentation
You get a clear care plan, and every visit is documented. Narrative reports are available.
Attorneys and case managers
Refer a client in under a minute. We'll contact them to schedule and keep your office updated.
Further reading: 3 reasons to see a chiropractor after a personal injury
Common questions
What should I do after a car accident in Tucson?
Make sure everyone is safe, get emergency care for any serious symptoms, document the scene, and get evaluated soon afterward. Neck and back injuries often appear hours or days later.
Can I be seen quickly?
Yes. Same-day and next-day appointments are offered for people who have just been injured. Call (520) 797-6683.
Do you work with attorneys?
Yes. Attorneys and case managers can refer clients through our attorney page, and we provide documentation and narrative reports when a case requires them.
Do you offer care in Spanish?
Yes. Dr. Adam Molden is fluent in English and Spanish.
This page is educational and is not legal or medical advice.