Recent Accident? We offer same-day evaluations." Get evaluated today.
Most people deal with one or two serious accidents in their lifetime. Insurance carriers handle them every day. That asymmetry costs claimants money, time, and recovery.
This page gives you a Texas-specific checklist for the first 30 days. Read it. Bookmark it. Share it with your family.
We coordinate the experts; you experience the recovery.
The first step in any successful recovery is a professional medical assessment. AHS facilitates your immediate screening with a Medical Doctor (MD) to identify trauma—such as whiplash, concussions, or spinal injuries—and establish the medical necessity of your care.
If your MD screening indicates structural or internal damage, AHS fast-tracks your access to X-rays or high-field MRIs. We partner with premier imaging centers to provide the objective, high-definition proof required by insurance adjusters.
As an AHS patient, you have a direct line to over 25+ Board-Certified Specialists. We navigate the referrals and scheduling so you can see the licensed specialists in Texas, including:
If required, your MD will develop a specific Plan of Care (POC) for your rehabilitation. AHS then coordinates your appointments with our specialized Physical Therapy partners, ensuring your rehab is consistent and professionally documented.
We believe that high-quality healthcare should be accessible regardless of your immediate financial situation. AHS manages a sophisticated billing engine designed to protect you.
We submit claims directly to your insurance carrier, handling all the administrative follow-up so you aren't burdened by paperwork.
For those without immediate coverage, we facilitate care through LOPs. Our network providers agree to wait for payment until your case settles, allowing you to receive treatment with no out-of-pocket expenses.
We compile all specialist bills and medical records into one "Settlement-Ready" package for you or your future attorney, maximizing organizational transparency.
Stay at the scene if safe. Call 911 even if injuries seem minor — the police report (form CR-3) is your strongest evidence
Exchange info: name, license, insurance carrier, policy number, plate
Photograph everything: vehicles, road, visible injuries, the other driver's documents
If anything hurts, go to the ER or urgent care
Do not assume you're fine because adrenaline hides pain
Texas law doesn't require a 72-hour doctor visit. Insurance carriers and defense attorneys treat any gap beyond three days as evidence you weren't really hurt. This single rule devalues more claims than any other factor.
New neck pain, headache, dizziness, ringing in ears, numbness, foggy thinking — schedule an MD evaluation now, not next week.
Yes. A baseline MD evaluation does three things:
physician examined you shortly after the crash
when-missed injuries (concussion, internal bleeding, disc herniation)
if symptoms develop later
Skip it and you give the insurance carrier two free arguments: you weren't hurt, and any later symptoms came from something else.
Expert Trauma Management in action. Request an immediate consultation to see how our accelerated intake and specialist coordination ensures no time is lost in your recovery journey
