NovaMed treats people hurt in car accidents and documents their injuries properly, so you can recover and pursue the benefits you're entitled to. Michigan No-Fault (PIP) accepted. We work with personal injury attorneys.
Same-day injury evaluations, diagnostic testing through our referral partners, a treatment plan and ongoing care until you are moving normally again.
Insurance claims and injury cases run on medical evidence. We record your diagnosis, exam findings, limitations, treatment and how your injuries relate to the accident, clearly and from the first visit.
Proper treatment and documentation can help you pursue the benefits and compensation you are legally entitled to. NovaMed provides medical care, not legal advice; we don't negotiate with insurers, and no claim result or amount is guaranteed.
From your first call to a written plan, with everything documented along the way.
Call, send the form or walk in. Bring your ID, your auto insurance card and the crash report number if you have it.
A clinician asks how the crash happened, examines the areas that hurt and checks movement, strength, reflexes and pain levels.
Your diagnosis, exam findings and treatment plan go into your medical record, including how your injuries relate to the accident.
Follow-up visits, pain management, physical therapy or a specialist referral, and imaging such as MRI through referral partners when it is medically necessary.
If you have a lawyer, we coordinate with their office: we send records and reports with your written permission, keep them updated on your treatment and answer their requests for documentation.
You don't need an attorney to be seen here, and your care is based only on your medical needs.
Adrenaline hides pain. These are common after a crash and often show up hours or days later. Any of them is a reason to get checked.
Severe headache, confusion, vomiting, weakness or loss of feeling can be serious. Call 911 or go to an emergency room.
“My pain didn’t show up right away. NovaMed saw me the same day and explained everything.”
“They documented my injuries correctly and helped me understand the process.”
“Straightforward and professional from day one.”
We provide the medical side: examinations, diagnosis, treatment and detailed documentation of your injuries. Those records can support your No-Fault claim and any injury case. We don’t negotiate with insurers or give legal advice, and no outcome is guaranteed.
No. Anyone hurt in a car accident can be seen. If you already have a personal injury attorney, we coordinate records with their office once you sign a release.
For most Michigan drivers, care for crash injuries is billed to the Personal Injury Protection (PIP) part of their own auto insurance, whoever caused the accident. We verify your coverage before your visit.
Yes. Pain that starts late or doesn’t go away is common. Michigan generally requires written notice of injury to your auto insurer within one year of the accident.
A photo ID, your auto insurance card, the claim number if you have one, and the police report number if a report was made.
Some injuries take a day or two to show. An early exam gives you answers sooner and a clear medical record from the start.