Easy-to-Access Medical Care for Auto Injuries
Accident Care and Treatment Center: removing barriers to relief and recovery.
With the auto-insurance clock running on any potential injury, it’s important to get medically evaluated and treated… without delay or obstacle. At Accident Care and Treatment Center, Inc. in Oklahoma City, we make access to our auto- injury medical care as easy as possible.
Access the RIGHT care.
Experienced evaluation and treatment of auto injuries isn’t something you’ll find in just any medical practice. Accident Care and Treatment Center’s doctors have vast experience with auto accidents and offer comprehensive, state-of-the-art care specifically for auto injuries.
Financial concerns are no obstacle.
You pay no up-front out-of-pocket, and you needn’t have health insurance. You can come on in without worrying about how you’re going to pay.
Same-day appointments and walk-ins.
With multiple medical doctors on staff, we don’t make you wait weeks for an appointment. We can schedule your appointment for the same day that you call us. Or just come on in — we welcome walk-ins!
Convenient hours.
Open 8 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday, we can find a time that is most convenient for your schedule.
One call starts it all.
After you’ve been in an automotive accident, just call (405) 842-3209. We’ll take care of you!
Want to know more about our easy accessibility, our experience or our unique medical program for auto injuries? Just call 405-842-3209 for more information or to schedule an appointment with one of our medical professionals. You can also schedule an appointment using our easy online form.
How We Make Accident Care Accessible
- Same-day appointments — most new patients are seen the same day they call
- Walk-ins welcome during all business hours — no appointment required
- No up-front cost — we bill your auto insurance directly
- No health insurance required — auto insurance (PIP/MedPay) covers treatment
- On-site imaging — no referrals to outside facilities, no separate appointments
- Free on-site parking with wheelchair-accessible spaces
Physical Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance and exam rooms
- Ground-level entry with no stairs required
- Wide doorways and hallways
- Accessible restrooms on-site
- Service animals welcome
Why Patients Choose Accident Care
- Focused exclusively on auto accident injury since 1995
- MD-led clinic with board-certified physicians
- Imaging, physician care, and physical therapy under one roof
Frequently Asked Questions About Accessibility
Does Accident Care accept walk-ins?
Yes. Walk-ins are always welcome during business hours at 3209 NW Expressway, Oklahoma City. You do not need an appointment to be evaluated and can start treatment the same day in most cases.
Is the clinic wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Our facility has wheelchair-accessible parking spaces directly in front of the main entrance, a ground-level entry, wide doorways, and accessible exam rooms. Service animals are welcome.
Do you offer same-day appointments?
Yes. Same-day appointments are available by calling (405) 842-3209. Most new auto-injury patients are seen the same day they call.
What are Accident Care's hours?
We are open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, and Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 AM–6:00 PM. Walk-ins are welcome during all business hours.
Do I need insurance to be seen?
No. If you were in an auto accident, your auto insurance (PIP or MedPay) — or the at-fault driver's liability insurance — covers your care. You do not need health insurance and there is no up-front cost.
Is parking available at the clinic?
Yes. Free on-site parking is available directly in front of the clinic, including accessible parking spaces.
Is the clinic near public transportation?
Yes. Our NW Expressway location is accessible via Oklahoma City Embark bus routes that serve the NW Expressway corridor. Call (405) 842-3209 for the nearest stop to your location.
Can I bring someone with me to my appointment?
Yes. Family members, friends, or attorneys are welcome to accompany you. For patients with concussions, pain limitations, or mobility issues, we encourage bringing a companion.