Auto Accident Injury Care

Recover From Your Accident. Get Back to Life.

A car accident can leave you dealing with pain, stiffness, reduced mobility, headaches, or difficulty returning to your normal activities - even when symptoms appear days after the accident.

At Wilmington Physical Therapy and Wellness, we provide personalized rehabilitation focused on helping you recover safely and return to your daily life.

Common Auto-Related Injuries We Treat

• Whiplash & Neck Pain
• Back & Spinal Pain
• Shoulder & Arm Injuries
• Hip & Knee Injuries
• Muscle Strains & Sprains
• Joint Pain & Stiffness
• Headaches Related to Neck Injury
• Mobility & Movement Limitations

Your Recovery Starts With a Personalized Plan

Every accident affects the body differently. We begin with a comprehensive evaluation to understand your symptoms, movement limitations, and functional needs.

Your treatment plan is then tailored to your condition and may progress through pain management, mobility, strengthening, movement retraining, and functional rehabilitation.

Our goal is to help you move more comfortably, rebuild confidence, and safely return to your normal activities.

Who Pays for Physical Therapy After a Car Accident?

If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, your medical and physical therapy expenses may be handled through Personal Injury Protection (PIP), Medical Payments (MedPay), health insurance, or other applicable coverage, depending on your policy and circumstances.

In Delaware, PIP is designed to help pay for medical expenses resulting from an auto accident, including physical therapy and rehabilitation.

Your coverage, deductibles, benefits, and responsibility for medical expenses can vary. Our team can help you understand what insurance information and accident-related documentation may be needed to begin your care.

Insurance coverage is subject to the terms of your individual policy and claim.

You Focus on Recovery. We'll Help Guide the Way.

You don't have to navigate your recovery alone. Our team is here to help you understand your therapy plan and work toward getting you back to your everyday life.