Personal Injury & Accident Care

Care begins with a structured medical evaluation designed to understand the nature and extent of your injury. This includes reviewing how the accident occurred and how symptoms have developed since then.

Based on exam findings, care may include targeted orthopedic or neurological assessment when appropriate. The goal is to identify functional limitations and underlying injury patterns, not just surface symptoms.

When needed, additional diagnostics or referrals may be recommended to clarify findings. Each step is clinically justified and explained so expectations are clear.

Treatment plans are individualized and centered on restoring function, reducing pain drivers, and supporting safe activity through medically appropriate care.

Follow-up visits are used to measure progress, reassess findings, and adjust care. Medical documentation reflects evaluations, decisions, and outcomes consistently over time.

Care is led and overseen by Lance C. Smith, MD, ensuring clinical decisions remain consistent, appropriate, and accountable throughout treatment. We provide consistent patient focused care with many patients seeing the same provider, Shannon Haddock PA-C, at each visit to insure quality and evidence based care through step wise, goal orientated treatment.

Our approach emphasizes professional medical standards, careful evaluation, and evidence-based treatment planning without shortcuts.

Symptoms, exam findings, and progress are documented with precision, creating a clear and reliable medical record from start to finish.

For patients in the Oklahoma City area, receiving care within a local clinic allows for continuity, follow-up, and coordinated evaluation as recovery progresses. Telehealth visits are available when appropriate and necessary.

Your initial appointment begins with a detailed intake and discussion of the accident, symptoms, and any prior care you have received.

A physician-led physical examination is performed to establish a clear medical baseline and identify areas requiring further attention.

If you bring prior records, imaging, or discharge paperwork, they are reviewed to provide additional clinical context.

Before leaving, you will understand the recommended next steps, follow-up timing, and how progress will be measured.

Any additional evaluations or referrals are explained in straightforward language so their purpose and relevance are clear.