An accident injury medical office is a specific kind of practice, and the Bronx has more of them than almost any part of the city because it has more car accidents on the Cross Bronx and the Deegan, more construction and warehouse work, and more people who need treatment billed to an insurance carrier rather than to themselves. The defining features are simple: several specialties at one address, usually chiropractic, physical therapy and some combination of orthopedic, neurological and pain management evaluation; intake staff who verify a no-fault or workers’ compensation claim before treatment and bill the carrier; and documentation built for attorneys and adjusters. A chiropractor alone is not one. A hospital is not one. This guide covers six Bronx offices that fit the definition, ranked by how completely they cover the case and how reachable they are.
Addresses, phones and insurance claims were checked in October 2026 against each office’s own website, or a published listing where noted. Anan Chiropractic PC sponsored this article; it is listed first because it combines the full specialty set with evening hours and Spanish at one West Bronx address, and the other five are described on the same terms, limitations included.
What to Look For in an Accident Injury Medical Office
Five things. Does it verify the claim before treating and bill the carrier directly, so approved care has no out-of-pocket cost? Are chiropractic, physical therapy and specialist evaluation at the same address, or is the “medical office” a referral desk? Can it see a new patient within the week, and in the evening? Does it treat in Spanish? And does it document every visit in one chart an attorney can use? The offices below answer those questions differently, and the ranking follows the answers.
1. Anan Chiropractic PC, Morris Heights
1647 Macombs Rd, Bronx, NY 10453. Phone (718) 304-5333. Monday to Friday 9 am to 7 pm. Source: office website.
Anan presents itself as an accident injury medical office rather than a chiropractor, and the service list backs it up: chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, acupuncture, and orthopedic and neurological evaluation at one address, under one treatment plan and one claim. The office’s own accident injury medical office in the Bronx page describes the model, and its workers’ compensation chiropractor in the Bronx page covers the work injury side. The front desk verifies no-fault and workers’ compensation claims before treatment, bills the carrier directly, coordinates with attorneys and referring physicians and runs in English and Spanish from intake to treatment plan. It is a block from the 170th Street 4 train and open until 7 pm every weekday, the latest hours on this list.
Honest limitations: closed weekends, no on-site MRI (imaging is ordered out), self-pay rates not published, and surgical cases are referred after evaluation.
2. Metropolitan Accident & Injury Center, Belmont
2522 Hughes Ave, Bronx, NY 10458. Phone (888) 991-5290. Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Source: office website.
MAIC is the most clinically complete office on the list: injury evaluation, MRI and advanced imaging, NCV/EMG electrodiagnostics, orthopedic surgery consult, neurology evaluation, pain management with epidural injections, physical therapy, chiropractic and acupuncture at one Belmont address. It accepts no-fault, workers’ compensation and liens and has Spanish-speaking staff. For a serious injury that will need imaging and injections, it covers the most ground without a referral.
Honest limitations: a 5 pm close, a toll-free number rather than a local line, two conflicting sets of transit directions on its own site, and a high-volume format where the specific providers on your case should be confirmed.
3. New York Medical Centers, South Bronx
601 Southern Blvd, Bronx, NY 10455. Phone (718) 841-7788. Hours not published; same-day appointments for accident and work injuries stated. Source: network website.
A multi-specialty no-fault and workers’ compensation network with orthopedic surgeons, neurologists, physical therapists and chiropractors, accepting no-fault, workers’ compensation, Medicaid and private insurance, considering liens case by case, and listing Spanish, English, Italian and Caribbean languages. The South Bronx office serves Mott Haven, Hunts Point and Longwood.
Honest limitations: hours are not published for this office, the network format means confirming which specialists are on site, and the website is organized around claim intake rather than clinical detail.
4. The Rehab Group, East Tremont
947 E Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10460. Phone (718) 328-2225. Source: office website, verified for an earlier guide.
One of the borough’s longest-running injury practices, founded more than three decades ago, with multiple chiropractors, spinal decompression and a workers’ compensation and no-fault documentation standard the practice describes explicitly. For claims where the record will be scrutinized, its experience is the draw.
Honest limitations: chiropractic-led without the in-house orthopedic and neurological evaluation of the top three, hours not quoted here, and an East Tremont location that is a cross-borough trip from the West Bronx.
5. Maximum Orthopedics, Bronx Location
Multiple New York City locations including the Bronx; confirm the current Bronx address by phone. Source: practice website, verified for an earlier guide.
Chiropractors paired with orthopedists and pain management specialists in one group, accepting no-fault and workers’ compensation, with English and Spanish on staff. It suits the injury that needs an orthopedist from the start.
Honest limitations: the Bronx address could not be confirmed for this guide, and the group spans several boroughs, so the Bronx office’s hours and provider roster need a call.
6. Grand Concourse Chiropractic PC, 149th Street
384 E 149th St, Suite 518, Bronx, NY 10455. Phone (718) 537-3392. Source: published listing; the practice’s own site could not be verified.
A chiropractic and orthopedic surgery practice in a medical building at the Hub, listed with providers across both specialties, which qualifies it as a medical office rather than a solo chiropractor. For patients already treating in the 149th Street corridor, it keeps the case in one building.
Honest limitations: directory-sourced; no-fault and workers’ compensation acceptance, hours, languages and the full service list could not be confirmed. Call before relying on it.
How the Six Compare
For the fullest specialty set with evening hours and Spanish in the West Bronx, Anan on Macombs Road. For on-site MRI, electrodiagnostics and injections, MAIC on Hughes Avenue. For the South Bronx with same-day intake and multilingual staff, New York Medical Centers on Southern Boulevard. For decades of claim documentation, The Rehab Group on East Tremont. For orthopedics from the first visit, Maximum Orthopedics. For the 149th Street medical corridor, Grand Concourse Chiropractic. Only one of the six, Anan, publishes 7 pm weekday hours; MAIC closes at 5; the rest do not publish hours.
Why the Bronx Has So Many Injury Medical Offices
The borough’s geography and economy produce accident cases at a rate most of the city does not match. The Cross Bronx Expressway, the Major Deegan and the Bruckner carry some of the heaviest and most crash-prone traffic in New York; the Grand Concourse, Jerome Avenue and Webster Avenue produce pedestrian and cyclist injuries; and the workforce skews toward construction, warehousing, delivery, building service and home care, the jobs where backs and shoulders get hurt. Add a large population that needs care billed to a carrier rather than paid out of pocket, and a large Spanish-speaking community, and the multi-specialty injury office becomes the natural model: one place that treats, bills and documents. The six above are the ones that do it with published addresses and stated insurance acceptance. Plenty of storefronts advertise “no-fault doctor” without the specialties or the process behind it; the checklist at the top of this guide is how to tell the difference.
For Attorneys and Referring Physicians
Personal injury firms and medical practices choosing an injury office for a Bronx client look for three things the patient may not think to ask about. Records: one chart across specialties, produced promptly on request, with re-examinations documented against a baseline. Responsiveness: a records desk that answers carrier requests and attorney calls the same week rather than the same month. And retention: an office the patient will actually keep attending, which in practice means location, evening hours and language. On those three, Anan on Macombs Road and MAIC on Hughes Avenue are the strongest of the six for the West and central Bronx, New York Medical Centers for the South Bronx. A referral to any of them starts with a phone call carrying the client’s name, contact information and claim details.
Reading the Ranking Honestly
The order above weighs breadth of specialties, insurance handling, hours, language and location together, and a different weighting produces a different list. On specialties alone, MAIC’s on-site MRI, electrodiagnostics and injections put it first. On experience with the claim process, The Rehab Group’s three decades count for a great deal. On location, the right office is the one nearest the patient’s door, which for the South Bronx is New York Medical Centers and for the Hub is Grand Concourse Chiropractic. Anan leads because it is the only office that is strong on every column at once in the West Bronx, with the latest hours and Spanish throughout, not because it wins every column outright. Pick by the column that matters most to your case.
What Every Accident Patient Should Do First
See a provider within 72 hours of the accident when possible, even without pain, because symptoms often appear on day two or three and early documentation ties the injury to the accident. Make sure written notice of a no-fault claim reaches the carrier within 30 days, usually on the NF-2 form, or the claim can be lost. For a work injury, report it to the employer promptly. Bring the claim number, the carrier name, the police or accident report and any emergency room paperwork to the first visit, and if you do not have them, go anyway; a real injury medical office will tell you what to request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an accident injury medical office?
A practice that treats car accident, fall and work injuries with several specialties at one address, usually chiropractic, physical therapy and orthopedic or neurological evaluation, and that verifies no-fault or workers’ compensation claims and bills the carrier directly. In the Bronx, Anan Chiropractic PC at 1647 Macombs Rd and Metropolitan Accident & Injury Center at 2522 Hughes Ave are two examples.
Which accident injury medical office in the Bronx takes no-fault and workers’ comp?
Anan Chiropractic PC, Metropolitan Accident & Injury Center, New York Medical Centers, The Rehab Group and Maximum Orthopedics all state that they accept both. Grand Concourse Chiropractic PC’s acceptance could not be confirmed from its listing.
Is there an injury doctor near me in the West Bronx with evening hours?
Anan Chiropractic PC at 1647 Macombs Rd, a block from the 170th Street 4 train, is open until 7 pm Monday to Friday. It is the only office on this list with published evening hours.
Do I pay anything at an accident injury medical office?
For approved treatment under no-fault or workers’ compensation, no. These offices verify the claim and bill the carrier; the patient is not asked for a credit card to begin treatment of a covered injury. Denied services are a different matter, and a good office tells you before treating.
Which Bronx injury office has Spanish-speaking staff?
Anan Chiropractic PC (English and Spanish from intake to treatment plan), Metropolitan Accident & Injury Center (Spanish-speaking staff), New York Medical Centers (Spanish, English, Italian, Caribbean languages) and Maximum Orthopedics (English and Spanish) all state Spanish. The Rehab Group and Grand Concourse Chiropractic do not state languages in the sources used.