Lehigh Accident & Injury Can Help You Recover From a Car Accident
If you have been in an accident, it’s important to remember your health is your first priority, not your car. You need to find the right doctor who can treat you under a medical or attorney’s lien so you can concentrate on your recovery, and not your bills. Dr. Bracic is a qualified accident injury doctor and can treat your car accident injuries.
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Waiting longer than 3 days to get and begin recovery treatment will negatively impact your recovery. Insurance companies know that seeing the doctor immediately is the most important factor in qualifying how much physical damage you will sustain and how well you will recover.

3 STEPS TO TAKE AFTER A CAR ACCIDENT

Call 911 Immediately

Get an accident case number from
the police. We need a police report
for the doctor to assess the
crash dynamics of your accident.

TAKE CRASH PHOTOs

Take pictures of the accident.
iPhone and Android pictures
are very clear. Send us your crash photos before your initial visit.

Begin Treatment

Seek immediate medical
​attention from a qualified
Accident Injury Doctor.
Schedule an appointment with
Lehigh Accident & Injury within 72 hours of your accident. Don't wait.
Dr. Bracic has attended Crash Dynamic Analytic Courses to correlate your injuries to the wreck. Only a handful of doctors understand the formulations of this science. His mechanical experience gives you the edge for Expert Testimony in court.
Symptoms of Wiplash & M(TBI)
After an auto accident, most victims experience indicators of whiplash and mTBI (Mild Traumatic Brain Injury) such as blurred vision, headaches, shoulder pain, dizziness, trouble with balance, ringing in the ears, nausea, inability to concentrate, neck pain, reduced range of motion and arm pain.
Whiplash can also result in minor back injuries, muscle injuries, ligament problems, and disc damage. Other individuals may have hidden injuries and feel nothing at all. However, their body will begin compensating internally for the damage and over time they will feel pain… sometimes years later.

Digital X-ray imaging, MRI and diagnostic evaluation are vital to properly assess the injury and damage done. Most medical doctors have little to no advanced training in Trauma Care related to motor vehicle accidents.