Editorial policyEditorial policy

Education supports a conversation with your care team

The Collision Care Clinic publishes information about collision care, treatment and the practical steps involved in getting care. Website information is educational. It does not diagnose an injury or replace advice from the clinician caring for you.

Sources belong with the information they support

Educational articles cite the sources behind them so you can follow the evidence. We rely on primary sources: statutes, government agencies and peer-reviewed research. Research explanations separate what a study found from its limits. Clinic addresses, hours, phone numbers and physician assignments come from the clinic's own records.

Every article shows who prepared it and when

Each article names who prepared it and when it was last updated, so you can see how current it is.

Tell us when something needs a correction

If you find an incorrect clinic detail, a broken source link or information that needs clarification, contact the clinic and identify the page and the detail. Keep patient names, treatment details and other private health information out of a website correction request.