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Dr. Abe Nasser offers in-home car-accident and PIP chiropractic evaluations for eligible patients in Coral Springs, FL — plus what Florida's 14-day PIP rule means for your claim.
Office
811 SE 8th Ave, Ste 101, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441
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954-282-1801Dr. Abe Nasser offers home-visit chiropractic evaluations for eligible car-accident and PIP patients in Coral Springs, in addition to appointments at the Deerfield Beach office. Home visits depend on your case and location and are confirmed directly with you before scheduling.
Why timing matters
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Traffic crashes — Broward County, 2025
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Crashes every day, county-wide
Whiplash and soft-tissue injuries from a collision often don't peak until a day or two later. Florida's PIP timing rules run on a clock regardless — an early evaluation is what creates the documentation your claim needs, whether or not you feel hurt yet.
Dr. Abe Nasser evaluates and treats eligible car-accident and PIP patients in Coral Springs through in-home visits, in addition to seeing patients at the Deerfield Beach office. A home visit is offered based on your case and location — it is not guaranteed for every situation — and is confirmed with you directly before scheduling.
Florida PIP generally requires initial services and care within 14 days of a motor vehicle accident. Eligibility, reimbursement, and benefit limits depend on the policy and circumstances. Waiting to see whether pain resolves on its own can leave you without timely documentation for your claim.
Florida law also distinguishes PIP claims based on whether a qualifying medical provider diagnoses an Emergency Medical Condition (EMC), which affects the benefit limit available under a policy. Ask your insurer, your other treating providers, or a qualified legal professional how this applies to your specific claim — this page is general information, not legal advice.
In 2025, Broward County recorded 36,871 traffic crashes — averaging just over 101 a day — including 11,301 hit-and-run crashes and 210 traffic fatalities, according to FLHSMV-sourced data.
Coral Springs' retail corridors along Sample Road and University Drive carry heavy stop-and-go traffic, a common setting for rear-end collisions.
Local reporting also names Sample Road and University Drive, Wiles Road at State Road 7/441, Royal Palm Boulevard and University Drive, and Atlantic Boulevard and University Drive among the city's more heavily documented intersections.
If you're already working with an attorney or another medical provider, Dr. Abe Nasser coordinates documentation and treatment records so your file stays consistent. Coverage, billing, and any attorney-related arrangements are confirmed directly with you before treatment begins.
A home visit typically starts the same way an in-office evaluation would: a review of how the accident happened, a hands-on exam of the affected area, and a plan for next steps. The setting changes — the clinical process doesn't.
After a car accident, sitting upright in a vehicle for a clinic visit can aggravate a stiff or strained neck and back before it's even been evaluated. A home visit lets eligible Coral Springs patients get that same hands-on exam and initial care without the drive, which can matter when documentation within Florida's 14-day PIP window is the priority. Office visits at the Deerfield Beach location remain available for anyone who prefers them or whose case isn't eligible for a home visit.
Florida law limits how an insurer can stop paying for chiropractic care already underway: under Florida Statute 627.736, an insurer generally cannot withdraw payment for a treating provider without a valid report from a provider licensed under that same chapter. Since chiropractors are licensed under Chapter 460, a report from a medical doctor alone is not enough on its own to justify cutting off chiropractic care. Reimbursement for eligible services is generally 80% of the reasonable, medically necessary expense. This is general information about how PIP claims work, not legal advice — a licensed attorney can advise on your specific claim.
FAQs
Coverage and payment depend on your policy, eligibility, medical necessity, and the circumstances of your claim. Call the office and we'll walk through what to expect before your first visit.