Motorcycle crashes on the Kennedy, the Edens, Lake Shore Drive, and Loop side streets produce a different injury profile than passenger-car collisions — higher-energy impacts, more orthopedic and head-injury presentations, and a longer treatment arc. The medical coordination has to keep up.
Injury Network Chicago places injured riders with chiropractors, physical therapists, orthopedic specialists, and pain-management physicians out of our Loop office at 10 S Riverside Plaza. We track visit cadence, escalate to imaging and specialist consults when the clinical picture warrants, and deliver clean records packages to the attorney's paralegal as treatment closes.
We are a coordination network — not a law firm and not a medical provider. Care is delivered by independently licensed practitioners. Legal services, where referenced, are provided by independent attorneys.
What we coordinate
- Same-day chiropractic and PT placement across downtown Chicago
- Orthopedic referrals for fracture, dislocation, and joint injury
- Pain management referrals for radicular and complex spinal pain
- Imaging coordination (X-ray, MRI, CT) through in-network facilities
- Records package — narrative, visit ledger, lien letter — inside 48 hours of MMI
Frequently asked questions
How are motorcycle accident injuries different from car accident injuries?
Motorcycle riders absorb more direct force — road rash, clavicle and shoulder fractures, lumbar and pelvic injuries, and traumatic brain injury are far more common than in passenger-vehicle crashes. Our coordinators screen for those presentations on day one and route to orthopedic, neurology, or pain-management consults when warranted.
Will helmet status affect coordinated care?
No. Illinois has no universal helmet law, and helmet status does not change the medical coordination workflow. It can affect the legal claim — that is between the client and their attorney — but our network providers treat the injuries presented.
Do you coordinate care for hit-and-run motorcycle cases?
Yes. Hit-and-run and uninsured-motorist motorcycle cases are coordinated the same way, with our network providers treating on a lien basis while the attorney pursues UM/UIM coverage or other recovery sources.