NEARBY COLLISION-INJURY CARE FOR SOUTH JORDAN
Car Accident Chiropractor Near South Jordan, Utah
A car crash can leave you dealing with neck or back pain, headaches, stiffness, and difficulty with everyday activities. Canyon Sports and Spine offers individualized evaluation and conservative care at our Taylorsville clinic for patients traveling from South Jordan.
Start with a careful post-accident evaluation
Collision-related symptoms are not always obvious at the scene. Pain, headaches, muscle tightness, reduced range of motion, or trouble sleeping may appear immediately or develop later. A focused examination can help determine how your symptoms are affecting movement and function.
At the first visit, we discuss how the crash occurred, your current concerns, relevant medical history, and the activities that have become difficult. The examination is used to guide recommendations. If your findings suggest that emergency care, diagnostic imaging, or evaluation by another medical professional is more appropriate, we will explain that recommendation.
Care organized around your needs
Understand
We identify the symptoms, movement limitations, and functional concerns that followed the collision.
Treat
When appropriate, care may include chiropractic treatment, rehabilitation exercises, mobility work, and practical activity guidance.
Track
Progress is reassessed so the plan can change as symptoms, movement, and function improve or require further evaluation.
Explore our auto accident care, treatments and services, and whiplash care information. Every plan is individualized, and no specific result or recovery timeline can be promised.
Our clinic is in Taylorsville, near South Jordan
Canyon Sports and Spine is located at 5500 S Redwood Rd, Suite 202, Taylorsville, UT 84123. We do not have an office in South Jordan. Patients from South Jordan visit our Taylorsville location, and the best route may vary with your starting point and traffic. Use the directions button above for a current route.
Our chiropractor-owned clinic is led by Dr. Wayne Hansen, DC, CCSP, EMT-P. We are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Bilingual English-Spanish assistance and Spanish paperwork are available. Please call or text before coming to the office.
Helpful information for your appointment
- Bring photo identification and available insurance or claim information.
- Write down the collision date and the symptoms you have noticed since the crash.
- Bring hospital, urgent-care, imaging, or other relevant records already in your possession.
- Provide a current medication list and information about prior injuries that may be relevant.
- If you have an attorney, bring the attorney’s contact information.
Do not delay calling simply because you do not have every document. Our team can explain what will be helpful. With your authorization, we can communicate with your attorney and provide organized clinical documentation. Legal professionals can also visit our attorney information page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Canyon Sports and Spine in South Jordan?
No. The clinic is nearby in Taylorsville at 5500 S Redwood Rd, Suite 202. We welcome patients traveling from South Jordan and surrounding Salt Lake Valley communities.
How soon should I be evaluated after a crash?
If you develop new, persistent, or worsening symptoms, contact an appropriate healthcare professional promptly. Emergency warning signs require immediate medical attention rather than a routine office visit.
Can the clinic work with my personal-injury attorney?
With your written authorization, the clinic can communicate with your attorney and provide relevant clinical records. Care decisions remain based on your examination and clinical needs.
Do you offer Spanish-language assistance?
Yes. Bilingual English-Spanish assistance and Spanish paperwork are available. Call or text the clinic with general scheduling questions.
Emergency symptoms need immediate care
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department for loss of consciousness, confusion, severe or worsening headache, chest pain, trouble breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, new weakness or numbness, loss of bowel or bladder control, or any symptom that may be life-threatening. This page is general information and does not replace an individual medical evaluation.