- (615) 265-0412
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
- Sat 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Advanced Injury Care Clinic’s Downtown office sits on Elliston Place in Midtown, minutes from West End Avenue and Vanderbilt University, and is part of the same practice as the original East Nashville location, which has earned a 5.0-star rating across 836 verified Google reviews.
Patients from Midtown, West End, and the Music Row area come here for car accident, workplace, and slip-and-fall injury care, with free consultations and same-day availability.
Advanced Injury Care Clinic – Downtown
2214 Elliston Pl, 3rd Floor, Suite 310
Nashville, TN 37203
Phone: (615) 703-3018
Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9am–7pm
Just off West End Avenue in Midtown, within walking distance of Vanderbilt University, St. Thomas Midtown Hospital, and TriStar Centennial Medical Center. Coming from West End Avenue, turn onto Elliston Place; the building is a short walk from the Vanderbilt campus.
Free consultations, walk-ins, and same-day appointments available.
Common after a car accident, workplace incident, or fall in Downtown Nashville, TN.
Every visit starts with a history and physical exam, following the same standard used nationwide among chiropractors:
Most commonly used diagnostic methods among chiropractors, per a 2015 peer-reviewed survey in Chiropractic & Manual Therapies.
Advanced Injury Care Clinic’s exam includes orthopedic and neurological testing, hands-on palpation to locate the injury, and a referral for X-ray or MRI imaging when the exam findings call for it. This exam is also what documents your injury for an insurance claim or attorney referral, not just what guides your treatment plan.
Manual spinal manipulation to reduce nerve irritability and restore joint function.
Stretches the spine to relieve pressure on the discs behind chronic back pain.
Guided exercise to rebuild strength and mobility.
Low-voltage electrical stimulation to relieve pain.
Sound-wave treatment to reduce soft-tissue inflammation.
Targeted stretching and strengthening to prevent re-injury.
The clinic also prepares injury documentation for insurance claims and refers patients to personal injury attorneys and workers’ compensation cases when needed.
Dr. DarNeshia Roberts, DC leads care at Advanced Injury Care Clinic, with more than 10 years treating auto accident injuries in the Nashville area. Patients consistently describe her exams as thorough and her explanations as easy to follow.
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Tennessee License #3594 · NPI 1598425662 (Active)
Yes. Walk-ins and same-day appointments are accepted at this location, and your first consultation is free. You can get an exam and a diagnosis started the same day you’re hurt, without waiting on a scheduled appointment.
Your initial consultation is free. Ongoing care is typically billed to the at-fault driver’s liability coverage or your own auto policy’s Medical Payments benefit, not out of your pocket.
No referral is required. Call and schedule a free consultation directly. A referral only becomes relevant later if your case needs a specialist or an attorney.
We treat whiplash, back and neck pain, herniated discs, and soft-tissue injuries from car accidents, workplace incidents, and slip-and-fall events, using chiropractic adjustments, spinal decompression, physical therapy, TENS, ultrasound, and exercise therapy.
No. An ER or urgent care visit comes first if there’s any chance of a fracture, head injury, or internal injury. Chiropractic care here follows that medical clearance; it does not replace it.
Within 24 to 72 hours. Adrenaline commonly masks whiplash and soft-tissue injury symptoms until days later, and waiting longer can also make it harder to connect the injury to the accident for insurance purposes.
Often, yes. Car accident chiropractic care is typically billed to the at-fault driver’s liability coverage or your own auto policy’s Medical Payments (MedPay) benefit, depending on your state and policy. Our documentation is built to support that claims process.
Yes. We are familiar with workers’ compensation documentation requirements and can prepare the reports your employer or their insurer needs after an on-the-job injury.
Bring your driver’s license, insurance card (auto and/or health), and the accident or incident report if you already have one. If you don’t have a report yet, you can still be seen; documentation can be added afterward.
Yes. Passengers injured in a car accident are treated the same way as drivers, and the same documentation and insurance-billing process applies regardless of who was driving.
Walk-ins and same-day appointments available. No referral needed.
