FOR ATTORNEYS & CASE MANAGERS

Personal injury documentation built on objective findings

Measured, consistent records for your clients’ auto injury cases. A complete initial report within the first couple of weeks, clear lien terms when PIP is no longer available, and care your clients can receive in English or Spanish.

In practice since 1998 · Advanced Certified CBP® · Works with most Utah law firms · Hablamos español

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Page 1 of MidValley's illustrative sample injury report: clinic letterhead, a notice that it is not a real patient record, report overview tables and initial orthopedic examination findings

WHAT OUR REPORTS INCLUDE

Findings you can point to, not just symptoms

Every report is built from standardized measurements recorded the same way at each visit, so the record shows what changed and why care was needed.

Shown at the top of this page: page 1 of our illustrative sample report. Not a patient record; all values are substituted examples.

Download the full sample report (PDF, 5 pages)

  • History · Mechanism of injury

    How the collision happened and how your client’s body was loaded: direction of impact, position and restraints.

  • Severity · Croft classification

    Standardized grading of whiplash injury severity, used to guide the treatment plan.

  • Imaging · AOMSI & instability analysis

    Alteration of motion segment integrity measured on motion X-rays when clinically indicated.

  • Function · NDI, Oswestry & RAND-36

    Validated questionnaires scoring how the injury affects work, sleep and daily life, repeated at re-evaluations.

  • Motion · Digital range of motion

    Measured digitally rather than estimated, and compared across visits.

  • Comparison · Radiographic comparisons

    Initial and follow-up imaging compared when clinically necessary, analyzed with PostureRay.

  • Progress · Progress comparisons

    Re-evaluation results set side by side with the initial findings.

  • Future care · Future-care statements

    When appropriate, recommendations for care your client is likely to need after the case closes.

MidValley's on-site digital X-ray room in South Jordan, used when clinically necessary

FROM REFERRAL TO FINAL REPORT

What to expect, and when

Once we’ve gathered prior records and completed our own exam and X-rays, or ordered other imaging, a complete initial report is ready for your office within the first couple of weeks.

Shown here: our on-site digital imaging room, used when clinically necessary.

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  • Referral · You send a client, or they call us

    We explain PIP and, when needed, the lien before care begins.

  • First visit · History, exam and imaging

    Mechanism of injury, measured exam and questionnaires. X-rays on site, or other imaging ordered, when clinically necessary.

  • First couple of weeks · Complete initial report

    Once prior records are gathered and our exam and imaging are done, the full initial report is ready for your office.

  • During care · Re-evaluations and progress reports

    The same measurements repeated, so changes are documented the same way every time.

  • Release · Final care report

    Final findings, plus a future-care statement when appropriate.

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PAYMENT

PIP first. A lien when it’s needed.

Personal injury protection

Utah is a no-fault state. Whether your client was hit or at fault, their own PIP pays for their care first, and their insurer then seeks reimbursement from the at-fault party. Clients don’t need an attorney to start care with us; they’ll need one if their bills go beyond what PIP allows.

Liens

PIP is often already used by the ER, ambulance transport or diagnostics before a client reaches us. When no PIP is available and another party is at fault, a lien between your client, your office and ours lets care start or continue. All parties are reimbursed at the end of the case.

Why Utah firms send clients to MidValley

  • Objective and consistent

    Standardized measurements and the same report structure on every case.

  • Timely

    A complete initial report within the first couple of weeks.

  • Experienced

    In practice since 1998, Advanced Certified in Chiropractic BioPhysics® since 2013.

  • Bilingual

    Dr. Gordon and our team speak Spanish fluently, so Spanish-speaking clients understand their care.

Questions from law firms

  • Within the first couple of weeks, once we’ve gathered prior records and completed our exam and X-rays, or ordered other imaging.

  • Email frontdesk@midvalleyclinic.com with your request and your client’s signed authorization.

  • Yes, when no PIP is available and another party is at fault. The lien is between your client, your office and ours, and all parties are reimbursed at the end of the case.

  • No. Their own PIP pays first in Utah. An attorney becomes necessary if the bills go beyond what PIP allows.

  • Yes. Dr. Gordon and our team speak Spanish fluently.

  • Yes. Dr. Gordon has been deposed multiple times and has served as an expert witness when coordinated in advance with the law firm. He has also worked as an independent medical examiner and case reviewer for a local insurance company, so he understands how claims are evaluated from both sides. Law firms also often ask him for second opinions: a review of the treatment so far and what care may still be needed to complete the case. In many of those cases, the patient goes on to continue care with us, using the same Chiropractic BioPhysics® evaluation and measurement we apply to every car crash injury. To discuss scheduling, email frontdesk@midvalleyclinic.com.

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Email frontdesk@midvalleyclinic.com or call (801) 562-1531. Hablamos español.

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