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Car Accident Chiropractor for Piedmont

Oakland Accident Care is a car accident chiropractor for Piedmont, in downtown Oakland 3.5 miles from Piedmont City Hall by Oakland Avenue and Harrison Street, or on AC Transit Line 88. The first visit is an exam, and what it finds is written down and dated from that visit on. Auto insurance, MedPay, PIP, and liens accepted.

Emergency first. Go to the nearest emergency room, or call 911, if after the crash you have a head injury with passing out or confusion, a neck or spine injury with numbness or trouble moving, severe chest pain or trouble breathing, or heavy bleeding or a possible broken bone [1].

Piedmont’s crash record is small, and that matters

Our own count of the state’s crash records found 54 injury or fatal crashes on Piedmont’s streets in 2021–2025, between 9 and 12 a year [2]. With numbers this small, a few crashes move any share or ranking a lot, so read these as counts.

YearInjury or fatal crashes on Piedmont streets
202111
202210
20239
202412
2025*12

*2025 is provisional; late reports can still be added. Police-reported crashes only. Every area, side by side · method · CSV.

Grand and Oakland Avenues cross the city line

Piedmont is surrounded by Oakland, and Grand Avenue and Oakland Avenue both run on into Oakland. A crash on the Piedmont side is reported by the Piedmont Police Department; on the Oakland side, by the Oakland Police. That is the agency you ask for the report, using the number on the card or slip you were given; how to get an Oakland police report covers the Oakland side. The counts above are Piedmont-side reports only.

From Piedmont to 8th Street

What the first visit is

An exam before any treatment. The doctor takes the history of the crash and of each symptom, checks how you move and where it is tender, runs orthopedic and neurological tests, and measures range of motion in degrees. Findings and the plan are explained before care starts and written down with a date. Imaging, if the exam calls for it, is referred out. Dr. Ben Glass sees patients in English and Spanish, and Dr. Irina Velichko in English and Russian. Same-day slots are held for new accident patients.

Who pays

Get examined as soon as you can. An early, dated exam starts your record from the beginning.

Auto insurance, MedPay, PIP, and liens accepted.

The clinic does not bill health insurance or workers' comp. We check your policy before your first visit, and what you owe is confirmed in writing before your first visit. The other driver’s liability coverage, MedPay on your own policy, uninsured motorist coverage or a lien can each apply; who pays for my care after a car accident explains the order, and uninsured and hit-and-run crashes covers the case where the other driver had no insurance or left.

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Leave a first name and number. We'll call you back within 30 minutes during clinic hours; outside clinic hours, first thing the next morning.

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Questions

Is there a bus from Piedmont to downtown Oakland?
Yes. AC Transit Line 88 runs from Piedmont on Highland Avenue, Oakland Avenue, Harrison Street and Grand Avenue to downtown Oakland. It replaced Line 33 for Piedmont in AC Transit’s Realign changes.
How far is the clinic from Piedmont?
By car, 3.5 miles from Piedmont City Hall by Highland Avenue, Oakland Avenue, Harrison Street and Webster Street, measured on OpenStreetMap routing. The clinic is at 435 8th Street in downtown Oakland.
Who takes the report for a crash in Piedmont?
The Piedmont Police Department, for a crash on the Piedmont side of the city line. Grand Avenue and Oakland Avenue continue into Oakland, where the Oakland Police take the report.
Why are the Piedmont numbers so small?
Piedmont is small: our count of state records found 54 injury or fatal crashes on its streets in 2021–2025. At that size, a few crashes change any share a lot, so the page gives counts and breaks out only groups of five or more.
How is care paid for?
Auto insurance, MedPay, PIP, and liens accepted. The clinic does not bill health insurance or workers' comp. We check your policy before your first visit, and what you owe is confirmed in writing before your first visit.

Related pages

Sources

  1. MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine), "When to use the emergency room - adult" (reviewed July 15, 2026). Read November 1, 2026.
  2. California Highway Patrol, California Crash Reporting System (CCRS), California Open Data Portal; files downloaded October 26, 2026, counted by Oakland Accident Care. Read November 1, 2026.
  3. AC Transit, "Maps & Schedules" (line descriptions). Read November 1, 2026.
  4. AC Transit, "Realign Service Changes". Read November 1, 2026.
  5. OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); driving routes measured with the OSRM router. Read November 1, 2026.

This page is general information, not medical or legal advice, and it does not diagnose. Crash counts are police-reported crashes only; they are counts, not rates, and they say nothing about fault. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.

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