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Dr. Leach, MDreviewed by Dr. Ken Allan

If you've been in a car accident and need care (or you're not sure if you need care), reach out. A case manager will follow up to verify your benefits, explain how everything works, and get you scheduled.

Call Us

(303) 573-6767

If you're in pain right now and need to talk to someone, call. Your case manager will:

  • Collect basic information about your accident and symptoms
  • Start verifying your insurance benefits: MedPay, PIP, health insurance
  • Explain how the no-upfront-cost model works
  • Schedule your first appointment at the most convenient location

The call takes about 10 minutes. You'll know how your care is covered before your first visit.

Send a Message

If it's after hours or you prefer to reach out by form, send us a message. Include:

  • Your name
  • Phone number (best number to reach you)
  • Date of your accident
  • Brief description of your symptoms

A case manager will contact you within one business day.

What Happens After You Reach Out

  1. Benefits verification: Your case manager identifies your MedPay, PIP, and health insurance coverage before your first visit. You know exactly how your care is covered.
  2. Appointment scheduling: Your comprehensive evaluation is typically scheduled within the first week.
  3. Records request: If you visited an ER or urgent care after the accident, we request those records to inform your evaluation.
  4. First visit: Your managing physician conducts a thorough musculoskeletal and neurological evaluation, diagnoses your injuries, and creates your coordinated treatment plan.

No referral needed. No upfront payment. Just call or submit a form.

Our 5 Colorado Locations

Aurora

Serving the eastern metro area: Aurora, Centennial, Parker, and surrounding communities.

Lakewood

Serving the western metro area: Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Arvada, and surrounding communities.

Loveland

Serving northern Colorado: Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, and surrounding communities.

Westminster

Serving the northern metro area: Westminster, Broomfield, Thornton, Northglenn, and surrounding communities.

Colorado Springs

Serving southern Colorado: Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, Pueblo, and surrounding communities.

Your case manager will help you determine which location is most convenient for your ongoing treatment. If your schedule or situation changes, you can transition between locations and your treatment record and care plan follow you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a car accident doctor near me?
CCC operates five clinics across Colorado: Aurora, Lakewood, Loveland, Westminster, and Colorado Springs. These locations cover the Denver metro area, northern Colorado, and southern Colorado. Your case manager helps you identify the most convenient location for your ongoing care.
How soon after a car accident should I call?
As soon as possible. Early evaluation and treatment produce better outcomes than waiting. But if days or even weeks have passed and symptoms are present, it's not too late. Call now. Delayed symptom onset after car accidents is medically normal, and your injuries still need evaluation and documentation.
Do I need to have an attorney before calling CCC?
No. Many patients come to CCC without an attorney, and the treatment and documentation are the same regardless. If you decide to work with an attorney later, CCC's thorough documentation supports your case. Your treatment decisions are always based on medical need, not legal strategy.
What if I'm not sure my symptoms are from the accident?
That's exactly what the evaluation determines. Your managing physician specializes in post-accident injuries and can identify whether your symptoms, even ones that appeared days or weeks later, are connected to the collision. Getting evaluated doesn't commit you to treatment. It gives you answers.
How much does the first visit cost?
Nothing upfront. CCC operates on a lien model. Your treatment costs are covered through your auto insurance (MedPay, PIP) and, if applicable, a lien arrangement. Your case manager verifies your benefits and explains exactly how coverage works before your first appointment.

Ready to start your recovery?

Call (720) 716-4379

A care coordinator will verify your benefits and schedule your first visit. No upfront cost.

Dr. Leach, MD · reviewed by Dr. Ken Allan · 2026-03-13T00:00:00.000Z

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