Whiplash & neck pain
Stiffness, tingling, and nagging pain that won't settle days later.
HURTING AFTER AN ACCIDENT?
Get your pain treated now — not months from now.
Ask us and we'll share your request with a pain specialist near you. Many participating providers treat injury victims with $0 upfront, through your injury claim.
Call now: (833) 441-7246- Free, 24/7 call
- No-upfront-cost options
- Confidential
Pain we help with
If any of this sounds like your day
Crash-related pain can show up in many places — and it often lingers longer than the bruising. Here are common injuries our network of providers supports.
Back & disc injuries
Deep aches, pinching, and limits on bending or sitting.
Headaches & migraines
Pressure, throbbing, and light sensitivity after impact.
Shoulder & knee pain
Joint stiffness and reduced range of motion from the crash.
Nerve pain
Radiating, tingling, or burning that travels down an arm or leg.
Soft-tissue injuries
Strains, sprains, and bruised muscles that flare with movement.
How $0-upfront treatment works
Three steps — you bring nothing but a phone
No paperwork to start. No bill before you're cared for. When a provider agrees, treatment can be arranged so costs come out of your eventual settlement instead of your pocket.
1
Call or request a callback
Tell us what's hurting and where you are. It's free, and a real person answers around the clock.
2
We follow up with you
If you ask us to, we share your request with one participating, independent pain provider in your area.
3
Care on a lien / letter of protection
Many providers agree to be paid from your eventual insurance settlement — so treatment can begin without an upfront bill.
Availability varies by provider and by case. Not every provider can offer a lien or letter of protection, and decisions rest with the provider.
Get your free provider callback
Tell us a little — we'll do the reaching out
Two minutes now can mean a specialist's appointment instead of weeks of waiting. Fill it in or skip straight to the phone — both are free and confidential.
- A real person calls you back — no auto-answering machine.
- No upfront cost options with many participating providers.
- Your information stays confidential. No obligation.
Why treatment now matters
Waiting costs you twice over
Gaps in treatment can slow your recovery — and they can weaken your injury claim. Insurers often point to treatment delays when evaluating how much an injury is worth. Getting care early helps your body and your case.
That's the tension we help you manage: the medical timeline and the legal deadline running side by side. Don't let either one slip.
Deadline questions? Visit crashdeadline.comTwo timelines to protect
- A recovery timeline — early, consistent care tends to support healing.
- A legal deadline — claims and statutes of limitations run out.
- A value question — treatment delays are often raised by insurers.
Straight answers
Questions people ask before they call
Is calling really free?+
Yes. There's no cost to call 1-833-441-PAIN and no obligation to do anything. Our line is staffed 24/7, and a real person will answer. Whether or not you decide to move forward is entirely up to you.
What does "$0 upfront" actually mean?+
For many accident victims, a participating provider can be paid later from your eventual insurance settlement, rather than you paying now. This is usually arranged through a treatment lien or a letter of protection. Whether it applies depends on your situation and the provider's agreement — a provider makes that decision, and it varies case to case. We can walk you through what it means for you.
Do I need a lawyer first?+
No — you can request a provider callback without already having an attorney. And if you do need legal help on the injury claim itself, our CrashDeadline family (crashdeadline.com) can point you to the right kind of professional. The medical side and the legal side are handled separately, and we'll point you in the right direction.
Is National Pain Group a medical practice?+
No. National Pain Group is not a medical provider and not a law firm, and we provide no medical or legal advice. What we do is connect people who are hurting with independent, licensed pain-management providers who make all medical decisions about your care. We're the introduction — the provider is the doctor.