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The Collision Care Clinic · Aurora
Car accident doctor in Aurora, Colorado
Physician-led care after a car accident in Aurora. One managing physician directs your recovery, from the first exam through physical therapy, and we bill your insurance. No referral, no upfront cost.
Care led by Dr. Bethany Wallace, DO
No upfront cost. MedPay covers you, even if you're at fault.
Your Aurora clinic
The Collision Care ClinicSame-day intake
- Hours
- Monday to Thursday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PMFriday by appointment only
- Phone
- (303) 955-7258
- Lead physician
- Dr. Bethany Wallace, DO
Getting seen in Aurora
- Same-day or next-day
- Most new patients are seen within a day of calling.
- Free parking
- Directly in front of the clinic at 14231 E 4th Ave.
- From I-225 or E-470
- Take the East Colfax exit, then south on Airport Boulevard to East 4th Avenue.
- No upfront cost
- We verify your MedPay, PIP, or lien benefits before your first visit.
14231 E 4th Ave, Suite 1-100 · Aurora, COGet directions
What patients say
Real reviews from patients we’ve treated at the Aurora clinic.
4.8 · 81+ Google reviews · Aurora
What we see in Aurora
Corridor signal
I-225 at Mississippi and Iliff, E-470 chain stops, Colfax / Havana / Chambers low-speed impacts
What we see clinically
Cervical strain and concussion mechanisms from highway-speed rear-ends and stop-and-go intersection hits
Physicians at our Aurora clinic
Dr. Wallace leads day-to-day care at our Aurora clinic. She is board-certified in workers' compensation medicine, with 20 years of personal-injury practice and years of experience as a medical expert witness. She directs your whole plan, so one physician sees the full picture of your recovery.
Dr. Leach is the Medical Director across all five TCCC clinics. He is board-certified in emergency medicine, with 28 years in trauma and injury care and a fellowship in anesthesiology and pain management. He trained at Cook County Hospital and Denver Health, and he specializes in the medical-legal documentation that carries a case.
Aurora's collision patterns
Aurora sits where the east metro's collision patterns converge. Here is what we see most, and why the car's damage rarely tells you how hurt you are.
The Mississippi, Alameda, and Iliff interchanges produce classic whiplash mechanisms, often with thoracic and concussion involvement at highway speeds. A rear-end at speed moves your head and neck fast, even when the car looks fine.
The 65 mph tollway sections produce higher-energy rear-ends and chain-reaction pileups in ice and wet weather. Compound injuries are common: neck, back, and head hit at once, and some of them take days to surface.
Stop-and-go fender-benders that look minor and injure more than people expect. Delayed-onset headaches and cervical stiffness are the pattern here. A slow crash still whips your neck, and the pain often shows up a day or two later.
“You'd never leave your car dented after an accident. Your body deserves the same care.”
Neighborhoods we serve
- Aurora Highlands, Green Valley Ranch, TowerDIA corridor, north of I-70
- Aurora Hills, Hoffman Heights, Del Mar ParkwayColfax corridor, central
- Centennial, ParkerSouth E-470 corridor, Arapahoe County
- Stapleton, Park HillEast Denver, west of I-225
- Buckley, Murphy CreekEastern Aurora, east of E-470
Closer to Broomfield or Thornton? Westminster is probably a better fit. For Wheat Ridge or Golden, see Lakewood.
Services at this location
- Physician evaluationA physician examines you first and directs the whole plan, so nothing gets missed.
- Physical therapyHands-on, physician-directed PT is the first-line treatment for most post-accident injuries.
- Massage therapySoft-tissue work that pairs with physical therapy to ease muscle guarding and speed recovery.
- Imaging coordination (via network partners)X-ray, MRI, and CT ordered when clinically indicated, coordinated through our imaging partners.
- Interventional pain management (via network partners)When conservative care is not enough, we coordinate injections and pain specialists through the network.
- Specialist referral coordinationOrthopedic, neurological, and behavioral-health referrals, arranged and tracked through the Continuity of Care network.
- Insurance & lien coordinationWe verify MedPay, PIP, and lien benefits and bill your insurance, so you are not paying upfront.
- Medical documentationClear, thorough records that document your injuries and your recovery from the first visit on.
Conditions we treat in Aurora
The Continuity of Care network
When Dr. Wallace needs imaging, specialist evaluation, or escalation beyond conservative care, she coordinates it through the Continuity of Care network. Results come back to her, so one physician keeps the whole picture and adjusts your plan. These are the partners we work with most across the east metro.
Interventional Pain
Spine & Orthopedic
Neurology & TBI
Behavioral Health
Common questions
How soon after a crash should I come in?
Same day if you can. Many injuries from an Aurora corridor crash take 24 to 72 hours to show up. Getting the physician exam early lets us catch what the ER misses and start the right treatment before symptoms lock in.
Do I need a referral or a lawyer before I can be seen?
No. You can call us directly, and care comes first whether or not you have a lawyer. If you already work with an attorney, we coordinate on documentation and billing. If you do not, we can help you understand whether you need one. Nothing about getting treated requires a lawyer.
What if I already went to the ER?
The ER rules out emergencies like fractures, bleeds, and surgical needs. What happens next is what we do: physician-directed physical therapy, massage, imaging when clinically indicated, and specialist referrals through the Continuity of Care network.
What does treatment at our Aurora clinic actually include?
Physician-directed physical therapy and massage therapy is the core. Imaging is coordinated through network partners when clinically indicated. Escalation to interventional pain, orthopedic, or neurological care goes through the Continuity of Care network. This follows the first-line standard set by ACP, NICE, NASS, and the Quebec Task Force for post-accident soft-tissue care.
Where is the Aurora clinic, and is parking easy?
The Aurora clinic is at 14231 E 4th Ave, Suite 1-100. Parking is free and directly in front of the building. Most new patients are seen the same day or the next day.
Can I split visits between Aurora and another TCCC clinic?
Yes. Your records and treatment plan follow you across all five TCCC locations. Aurora patients who live in the southeast suburbs sometimes prefer Lakewood for early-week visits and Aurora later in the week.
What if the Aurora accident was my fault?
MedPay covers you, even if you're at fault. Coverage is not about who caused the crash. It is about getting your body checked and treated. We verify your MedPay, PIP, or lien benefits before your first visit either way.
What if the other driver was uninsured?
Your care isn't blocked by the other driver's insurance. Your own MedPay, health insurance, or the lien model covers your treatment, verified before your first visit. If you carry Uninsured Motorist coverage on your own policy, that is what applies for recovering costs from an uninsured driver. Either way, care starts now.
Closer to another clinic?
Five Collision Care Clinics operate across Colorado. Four, including Aurora, are accepting new patients. If another clinic accepting new patients is closer to home or work, start there.
Start your recovery in Aurora
A physician-led team, ready when you are. No upfront cost. MedPay covers you, even if you're at fault.