PATIeNT SERVICES

Auto Injury

If you've been injured in a motor vehicle accident, WorkStar provides expert no-fault injury care. Our team helps you navigate Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims, provides timely evaluations, and develops a treatment plan so you can focus on healing while we handle the paperwork. Car accidents don’t always cause immediate pain, but injuries like whiplash, back pain, and joint issues can develop over time. Seeking medical care right away can help prevent lingering discomfort and long-term complications.

What to do after an Auto Accident?

  1. Contact your auto insurance provider for your claim number and PIP (Personal Injury Protection) balance.
  2. Call WorkStar to schedule your evaluation.
  3. Bring your ID, claim number, PIP info, and health insurance card to your appointment.
Auto INJURY

Common Injuries We Treat

Post Chronic Pain

Lingering discomfort that may develop into long-term pain conditions if left untreated.

Shoulder & Joint Injuries

Impact-related injuries affecting the rotator cuff, shoulders, hips, or knees.

Nerve Pain (Radiculopathy)

Radiating pain, numbness, or weakness due to compressed or irritated nerves.

Concussions & Headaches

Mild traumatic brain injuries that can cause dizziness, headaches, and fogginess.

Herniated Discs

Spinal discs bulge or rupture, leading to nerve pain and mobility issues.

Neck & Back Pain

Spinal injuries, disc problems, or soft tissue strain following an accident.

Whiplash

Sudden back-and-forth motion that strains neck muscles and ligaments, often from rear-end collisions.

*The information above is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.

Services

WorkStar Can Help

Auto accidents move fast — and so should your care. We provide expert diagnosis, treatment, and documentation to support your recovery and your claim from day one.
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Evaluations

We provide professional medical evaluations to ensure an accurate diagnosis and an effective recovery plan following a motor vehicle accident.

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Personalized Treatments

We deliver one-on-one, personalized care that addresses your post-accident needs and builds a customized roadmap for your recovery.

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Specialist Referrals

We provide seamless referrals to leading specialists to ensure you receive comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for every aspect of your injury.

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Diagnostic Imaging

We utilize advanced diagnostic imaging to pinpoint hidden post-accident injuries, ensuring your recovery is built on a foundation of clinical accuracy.

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Documentation

We provide thorough and ongoing medical documentation that tracks your recovery progress and supports your insurance claim.

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Coordination

Our team simplifies the billing process by coordinating your PIP benefits with your personal health insurance, ensuring your coverage is maximized while you focus on your recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ - Auto Injury

If an individual needs care after a motor vehicle accident, getting started is easy. Call us at (808) 676-5331, and our team will assist with appointment scheduling, required paperwork, and coordination with the appropriate insurance provider.
Yes, WorkStar works directly with insurance carriers to streamline the claims process. We provide medical documentation, work status updates, and treatment plans to support your recovery while keeping all necessary parties informed.
Yes! We work with both employees and employers to develop light-duty and modified work programs to help you return to work.
Some injuries don’t show symptoms right away, so it’s important to monitor your condition. If your symptoms worsen, schedule a follow-up appointment for further evaluation and treatment.
Recovery time depends on the type and severity of your injury. Our goal is to help you heal as quickly and safely as possible, whether that means set physical limitations or follow-up care.
During your first visit, you’ll meet with a provider who specializes in injury care. They will assess your condition, discuss your symptoms, and perform any necessary exams or tests. Based on the evaluation, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan, which may include work restrictions, therapy recommendations, or follow-up care. If additional testing or specialist referrals are needed, we’ll guide you through the next steps to support your recovery.
As soon as possible! Delaying treatment can slow recovery and may impact your insurance claim.
No, motorcycles are not covered under Hawaii’s No-Fault (PIP) insurance. If you were injured in a motorcycle accident, medical coverage will need to come from your personal health insurance or other applicable policies.
This is the amount you’re responsible for paying out of pocket before your insurance covers costs under your PIP plan.
It’s a form that some health insurance companies require after an accident. They use it to confirm details about how the injury happened before they agree to cover treatment once your PIP benefits are used up.
Yes. You can use your personal health insurance or pay out of pocket to continue treatment.
No. Only the claimant (you) can obtain that information from your insurance adjuster.
No. Hawaii is a no-fault state. Your insurance covers you, regardless of who caused the accident.