Partner with a board-certified medical physician who provides EMC determinations, medical oversight, MRI and specialist report review, treatment recommendations, and attorney referral support.
Elevating chiropractors, maximizing growth throughout Florida
Many chiropractors need access to a medical physician for EMC determinations, but our role goes beyond one visit. We provide continued medical oversight, follow-up documentation, MRI review, specialist report review, and recommendations supporting continued chiropractic care when medically appropriate.
Explain that attorneys increasingly value coordinated medical physician and chiropractic care because it creates:
The ER and Urgent Care have done their job by ruling out life-threatening injuries, but patients often still have:
Florida Injury Centers documents medical recommendations and supports the coordinated injury-care model.
We help bridge the gap between the primary care office and the injury care system.
Our role is to evaluate, document, coordinate, and guide the injury-related portion of care, while keeping the patient connected to their primary care provider for ongoing general medical needs.
Florida Injury Centers focuses on the accident-related injury episode, including medical documentation, imaging coordination, specialist referral, and follow-up care planning.

We actively screen and route appropriate personal injury patients straight to our designated chiropractic partners.

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We tap into our long-standing personal injury attorney relationships to seamlessly support and back your pipeline's referral growth.

We co-market an efficient, integrated Chiro-Med injury model to maximize community visibility and patient outcomes.

We skip the short-sighted wins. Our focus is squarely on establishing multi-year, highly predictable referral synergies.








Your office identifies a patient with accident-related injuries or ongoing post-MVA complaints.
Your staff sends the patient to Florida Injury Centers by phone, form, fax, or referral link.
FIC performs the injury-focused medical evaluation and determines the next steps.
We coordinate imaging, therapy, specialist referrals, medication support, and documentation.
The patient remains connected to your office for primary care while we manage the injury episode.
Patients are evaluated by physicians experienced in auto accident injuries.
Telemedicine and provider networks throughout Florida.
MRI studies can be coordinated when medically indicated.
Orthopedic, pain management, neurology, PT, and chiropractic referrals.
Continued physician review throughout recovery.
Florida Injury Centers helps bridge the gap between emergency care and ongoing recovery for patients injured in motor vehicle accidents. After an urgent care or emergency department visit, many patients require physician-led follow-up, injury documentation, diagnostic imaging, specialist referrals, and continued medical oversight.
Our statewide care coordination network helps ensure patients receive timely follow-up care while reducing gaps in treatment after discharge. We work with local imaging centers, specialists, therapy providers, and other healthcare professionals when additional services are medically appropriate.
Whether you’re an urgent care physician, emergency room provider, case manager, or hospital discharge coordinator, Florida Injury Centers provides a reliable pathway for patients who need structured injury care beyond their initial emergency evaluation.
Our goal is a smooth transition from emergency treatment to coordinated recovery—helping patients receive the right care at the right time.
Need a Trusted Follow-Up Resource for Auto Accident Patients?
How Florida Injury Centers Supports Primary Care Physicians
In this short message, Dr. Huffman explains how Florida Injury Centers helps primary care offices manage the injury-related portion of care while preserving the patient’s primary care relationship.
Florida Injury Centers is looking for a limited number of chiropractic partners in each community who want to build a modern injury-care model together.
We are looking for chiropractors who value collaboration, communication, strong documentation, and long-term growth.
Our goal is partnership, not replacement.
No. While Emergency Medical Condition (EMC) determinations are an important part of what we do when medically appropriate, Florida Injury Centers provides much more than a single evaluation. Our board-certified medical physicians offer ongoing medical oversight, follow-up visits, MRI and specialist report review, treatment recommendations, documentation support, and care coordination throughout the patient’s injury recovery.
Follow-up visits allow our medical physician to monitor the patient’s progress, review diagnostic imaging and specialist findings, document ongoing medical necessity, and provide updated medical recommendations as the injury evolves. These visits help maintain continuity of care and strengthen the overall medical record while supporting coordinated treatment with the patient’s chiropractic provider.
Absolutely. The treating chiropractor remains responsible for the chiropractic treatment plan, visit frequency, rehabilitation protocols, and day-to-day patient care. Florida Injury Centers serves as a collaborative medical physician partner by providing medical oversight, documentation, and recommendations that complement—not replace—the chiropractor’s clinical management.
Yes. One of our goals is to develop long-term relationships with chiropractic partners throughout Florida. When appropriate, we refer patients to trusted chiropractic providers within our network while continuing to provide medical physician oversight and coordinated injury care.
Yes. When clinically appropriate, our board-certified medical physicians may recommend continued chiropractic treatment as part of the patient’s overall recovery plan. Our role is to provide medical oversight and documentation that supports coordinated, patient-centered care based on the individual’s condition and progress.
Yes. Reviewing MRI findings and reports from orthopedic, pain management, neurology, and other specialists is an important part of our collaborative care model. These reviews help guide ongoing medical recommendations and ensure that all providers involved in the patient’s care have a clear understanding of the patient’s condition.
Yes. Florida Injury Centers regularly communicates with attorneys when they are involved in a patient’s case. We provide organized medical documentation, reports, and updates that help ensure all parties have accurate clinical information while allowing healthcare providers to remain focused on patient care.
There is no cost to establish a professional referral relationship with Florida Injury Centers. We work collaboratively with chiropractic practices to coordinate injury care, provide board-certified medical physician support, and help patients receive timely evaluations, documentation, and referrals when medically appropriate. Our goal is to build long-term partnerships that benefit both patients and participating chiropractic practices.
Partner with Florida Injury Centers and add experienced medical physician support, attorney relationships, documentation strength, and patient referral opportunities to your injury practice.
Florida Injury Centers is looking for a select group of long-term chiropractic partners throughout Florida who want to build the strongest coordinated Chiro-Med injury practices in their communities.
A member of our team will contact you promptly.
Available 24/7 for new injury cases
Main Phone: (866) 402-4250
Office Phone: (866) 402-4250
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