At CARS Medical, we’re not just treating injuries — we’re rebuilding lives after motor vehicle accidents.
Our clinic was created to offer something Charlotte didn’t have: a single, trusted destination where accident victims could access medical care, chiropractic treatment, physical rehabilitation, and mental health support under one roof. No running between providers. No confusing paperwork. No surprise medical bills for qualifying cases.
We built this model to make high-quality recovery care accessible, organized, and compassionate — especially for those navigating the uncertainty that follows a serious accident.
CARS Medical was created by experienced medical doctors and chiropractors who saw too many patients fall through the cracks. They were passed from clinic to clinic, misdiagnosed, or left to navigate the legal process alone — all while in pain.
Our founders decided to create something different. A clinic where:
We don’t just treat neck pain or sore muscles. We assess your injuries, evaluate your emotional well-being, and create a recovery roadmap that’s medically sound, legally smart, and personally empowering. You’ll work with:
If your case qualifies, you won’t pay anything at the time of service. We work on a medical lien basis, which means your treatment is covered through your case settlement — not out of your pocket. You focus on healing; we handle the rest.
Most people injured in a motor vehicle accident have no idea where to begin. And most clinics don’t help them figure it out. At CARS Medical, our entire model is designed to walk you through what comes next — and deliver everything you need, in one place.
Medical evaluations, imaging, therapy, mental health services, and more — all in one place.
Medical evaluations, imaging, therapy, mental health services, and more — all in one place.
Whether you’re dealing with pain, emotional stress, or the legal side of an auto injury, CARS Medical is here to help. We’ll build a custom plan to support your healing — with no cost upfront for qualifying cases.
