NEARBY AUTO-ACCIDENT CARE FOR WEST JORDAN
Car Accident Chiropractor Near West Jordan, Utah
If a collision has left you sore, stiff, or unsure what to do next, Canyon Sports and Spine offers evaluation and rehabilitation-focused chiropractic care at our nearby Taylorsville clinic. We are chiropractor-owned, serve patients from West Jordan and surrounding communities, and provide bilingual English-Spanish support, including Spanish paperwork.
When symptoms appear after a crash
Some people feel pain immediately after an auto accident. Others first notice stiffness, headaches, reduced movement, or difficulty with normal activities later that day or over the next several days. Symptoms can vary, so an examination is more useful than guessing from the amount of vehicle damage or the type of collision.
- Neck pain, stiffness, or headaches
- Back pain or muscle tightness
- Shoulder, hip, knee, or other joint discomfort
- Reduced movement or pain with everyday tasks
- General soreness or symptoms that are not improving as expected
These symptoms are not a diagnosis. Our clinician reviews your history, examines the areas involved, and discusses whether conservative care is appropriate. When your presentation suggests that another provider or diagnostic service should be involved, we make that recommendation.
A practical path from evaluation to recovery
1. Listen and evaluate
We begin with the collision details, current symptoms, prior health history, and a focused physical examination.
2. Build the plan
Recommendations are individualized and may include movement, therapeutic exercise, manual care, and activity guidance when clinically appropriate.
3. Reassess progress
We monitor function and symptoms, adjust care as needed, and keep documentation organized throughout treatment.
Learn more about our auto accident care, review available treatments and services, or read about whiplash evaluation and treatment.
Care for West Jordan patients at our Taylorsville clinic
Canyon Sports and Spine is located at 5500 S Redwood Rd, Suite 202, Taylorsville, UT 84123. The office is outside West Jordan, so travel time depends on your starting point and traffic. Use the directions link above for a current route. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Dr. Wayne Hansen, DC, CCSP, EMT-P, leads the clinic. His background supports a careful, function-focused approach to collision-related complaints. The clinic also works with attorneys when a patient authorizes communication; visit the attorney portal for referral information.
What to bring to your first visit
- A photo ID and insurance information
- The collision date and a brief description of what happened
- Any discharge papers, imaging reports, or relevant medical records you already have
- A current medication list and the names of other providers involved
- Attorney contact information, if you have representation
You do not need to have every document before calling. Our staff can explain what is useful and answer general scheduling questions in English or Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
Is Canyon Sports and Spine located in West Jordan?
No. Canyon Sports and Spine is a nearby clinic in Taylorsville at 5500 S Redwood Rd, Suite 202. We welcome patients traveling from West Jordan and other Salt Lake Valley communities.
How soon should I be evaluated after a car accident?
If you have new or persistent symptoms, contact an appropriate healthcare professional promptly. Timing depends on your symptoms and medical needs; urgent warning signs require emergency evaluation rather than a routine clinic visit.
Can I call or text the clinic?
Yes. Call or text 801-449-0313. Please avoid sending sensitive medical details by text; use it for scheduling and general questions.
Do you provide service in Spanish?
Yes. Bilingual English-Spanish assistance and Spanish paperwork are available.
Know when to seek emergency care
Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe or worsening headache, loss of consciousness, confusion, chest pain, trouble breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, new weakness or numbness, loss of bladder or bowel control, or any symptom that may be life-threatening. This page is general information and is not a substitute for an individual medical evaluation.