Whiplash doesn't always announce itself. Get evaluated by one of Minnesota's few certified whiplash and traumatology specialists.
Dr. Bryan Hedlund holds an advanced certificate in Whiplash Injury and Traumatology from the Spine Research Institute of San Diego - a credential held by fewer than 25 chiropractors in the state. He also holds a certificate in Spinal MRI and Spinal Biomechanical Engineering from Stony Brook, New York.
Whiplash happens faster than the body can brace for it. Symptoms often take hours or days to surface, and by the time they do, patients frequently assume the accident wasn't serious enough to matter. A thorough evaluation early gives you a clear picture of what actually happened to your spine - and a plan built around it.

Restricted range of motion, soreness, or a neck that feels locked in place after impact.
Pain that begins at the base of the skull and radiates forward, often surfacing days after the accident.
Tension and aching across the shoulders and between the shoulder blades.
A foggy, drained, or unsteady feeling that lingers well past the accident.
Sensations traveling into the arms or hands, often pointing to nerve involvement.
Difficulty turning, checking blind spots, or moving through a normal day without guarding.
We take a full history of the accident and examine how your spine and nervous system responded to it.
Dr. Hedlund's training in spinal MRI and biomechanical engineering means imaging is read with a specialist's eye.
Care is tailored to your injury and your goals, not a generic protocol.
Your recovery is tracked and documented from the first visit forward.
I nearly couldn't walk in due to back spasms. After adjustments and laser treatments with Dr. Hedlund, I now have near-full mobility and zero pain 95% of the time. Maria and Kayla are incredible too!
The sooner an injury is evaluated, the clearer the path to recovery. We're here when you're ready.
Compassionate, research-based chiropractic care focused on long-term results.
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