Start with an individual examination.
Searching for a “car accident chiropractor near me” is a reasonable next step when you need follow-up for neck or back symptoms. Choosing the right setting matters first. Emergency needs should be assessed before a routine office appointment.
At your visit, explain the collision, when symptoms began, and any care you have already received. Bring discharge instructions and existing reports rather than relying on memory alone. Tell Dr. Sirota about prior spine conditions, medications and changes in your ability to work or move.
What happens at an accident-care evaluation?
- Your history. Discuss symptoms, the accident timeline and your goals.
- Your examination. Relevant movement, orthopedic and neurological findings help guide the next step.
- Your options. Discuss whether chiropractic care, medical referral or additional investigation is appropriate.
Your care plan depends on your findings and response to care. Ask what improvement will be tracked and when the plan will be reassessed.
New York No-Fault and private pay are separate paths.
The practice accepts eligible New York No-Fault auto accident cases. Coverage must be confirmed for your situation. An accepted claim is not a promise that every service or visit will be covered.
If your concern is unrelated to a collision, start with private-pay care. Use the accident-care booking option for a No-Fault evaluation.
Visit the White Plains office.
600 N. Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603. Free parking is behind the building; use the storefront entrance on North Broadway. Appointments are arranged through Calendly. Call 917-763-4141 if you need help choosing the right visit.
Dr. Sirota has been in practice since 1990 and is a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician. His boutique practice emphasizes time with each patient and clear communication.
Questions patients ask
Should I see a chiropractor or go to the emergency room?
A suspected serious injury needs emergency medical care first. A chiropractic appointment is an option for appropriate follow-up after immediate medical needs are addressed; it is not an emergency service.
Do you accept New York No-Fault?
Yes, the practice accepts eligible New York No-Fault cases. Call with your accident and claim details so the office can discuss eligibility and the booking process.
What if I was already seen in a hospital?
Bring the discharge paperwork, any imaging reports and follow-up instructions. An earlier hospital visit does not replace an individual assessment of ongoing symptoms.
Sources & practice information
Updated November 10, 2026. Practice information: Jonathan A. Sirota, DC, CCSP, PC, in practice since 1990. Medical and insurance information is based on the sources below; these organizations do not endorse this practice.
General education cannot diagnose an injury or establish insurance coverage. An individual examination and claim review are required.