Recover from your auto injury. Minnesota No-Fault may cover your care.

A car accident jolts your body in ways you don't feel right away. The soreness shows up a day or two later — a stiff neck, an aching back, headaches, a shoulder that won't loosen — and it's easy to tell yourself you'll be fine. But whiplash and soft-tissue injuries don't heal by being ignored. They settle in. If you were hurt in a crash anywhere in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, targeted soft-tissue massage can help you move and feel like yourself again — and in Minnesota, your own auto policy may cover this care, so you can focus on healing instead of the bill.

Minnesota No-Fault may cover your treatment

Minnesota is a No-Fault state, which means your own auto policy's Personal Injury Protection (PIP) may pay for reasonable, medically necessary care after an accident, regardless of who caused it. For many people, that includes soft-tissue massage as part of their recovery. You don’t have to sue anyone to use your own policy’s coverage. Many people pay little or nothing out of pocket, depending on their policy. Every policy is different, so it's worth confirming your coverage — and I'm glad to walk you through how it works when you reach out.

You heal.
I document every visit.

The last thing you need after a wreck is another form to fight with. I document every visit with clear progress notes — the kind your insurer, chiropractor, or attorney needs for your claim — so your care is recorded properly from day one. I work alongside your other providers as part of your recovery team, not in a silo. You show up; I take care of the rest.

Why soft-tissue work matters after a crash

The damage that keeps you hurting often isn't what shows up on an X-ray. It's the muscles and fascia that clamped down to protect you on impact and never let go — the guarding, the knots, the restricted movement. Using the Body Chain Map, I trace how the force of the accident traveled through your body, so we treat the whole pattern, not just the spot that hurts most. That's how you get lasting relief instead of a temporary loosen-up that tightens right back.

Don't wait it out

Two things get harder with time: soft-tissue injuries left untreated tend to become chronic, and starting care promptly can make your claim easier to document. If you've been in a crash — even a minor one — the sooner we look at it, the better your recovery and your claim. Don't tough it out. Let's get you moving again.

Ask about auto-injury care

Tell me about your accident and I'll explain your options and next steps. Serving Northeast Minneapolis and the Twin Cities since 1997.

Coverage depends on your individual policy and situation. This isn't legal or insurance advice — I'll help you understand the process, but confirm the specifics with your insurer or attorney.

What to bring to your first visit

If you have them, bring:

Photo ID
Your auto insurance card or policy number
Your claim number and your adjuster’s name and phone, if you have them
The date of the accident and the police report number, if there was one
Names of the other providers on your recovery team, such as your doctor, chiropractor or attorney
Any imaging results or referral paperwork you’ve been given
A few notes on where it hurts, when it started, and what makes it better or worse
Comfortable clothing you can move in