SERVING CORAL SPRINGS · 20 MIN DRIVE
Car Accident Doctor 20 Minutes from University Drive
Sample Road or Wiles Road east from University Drive, all the way to Federal Highway.
- 30 years in practice
- FL DC license CH5281
- 5.0 on Google (8 reviews)
- Florida PIP accepted
- Phone answered 24/7
- Saturday appointments by request
- Se habla español
About 20 minutes to the office · Broward County

Last updated September 2026 · Reviewed by Dr. Carol McNamara-Krauss, DC
A car accident doctor for Coral Springs is twenty minutes east, at the far end of Sample Road. Car Accident Doctors Group, the accident-injury practice of Dr. Carol McNamara-Krauss, DC, is at 3320 N Federal Hwy #107 in Lighthouse Point, where Sample Road meets US-1. Coral Springs is the largest city we serve by population, and its drivers cover more miles than anyone else in north Broward.
Coral Springs patients come to us for a reason that has nothing to do with distance: the case file. Families in Eagle Trace, Ramblewood and Cypress Run want a same-day exam from a chiropractic physician with 30 years in practice, treatment that starts the first visit and a record that their attorney can use without chasing. Janelle Deal, our Attorney-Patient Case Coordinator, has 30 years in Florida PIP claims and speaks Spanish. Call (754) 342-6479, answered 24/7.
Crash corridors, the nearest ER, and where the claim gets filed
Coral Springs is a grid of wide arterials, and the crashes happen where they cross: University Drive at Sample Road, University at Atlantic Boulevard, Wiles Road at Coral Ridge Drive, and Royal Palm Boulevard at University. These are six-lane intersections with long left-turn queues, and the collisions are left-turn and side-impact crashes at speed, not parking-lot taps. The Sawgrass Expressway interchanges at Sample Road, Atlantic Boulevard and Coral Ridge Drive add the highway merges. Riverside Drive near the schools is where the afternoon rear-end chains form. Because the speeds are higher here than in the beach cities, we see more seat belt, airbag and joint injuries from Coral Springs than from anywhere else.
Broward Health Coral Springs is the city's hospital and its emergency room, and it is the right first stop for any head injury, loss of consciousness, chest pain, fracture or numbness in the arms or legs. We screen for head injury and concussion and refer them; we do not treat them. For the attorney reader, Coral Springs cases are filed in Broward County at the courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale. Records from this office begin with a first-visit exam that includes orthopedic and neurological testing and range-of-motion measurements, documented the same day, and continue with a treatment note on every visit, all sent as one PDF on request.
Florida PIP pays 80% of reasonable medical expenses up to $10,000 if initial treatment begins within 14 days of the crash. Without an emergency medical condition (EMC) determination, the benefit is limited to $2,500. An EMC can only be determined by an MD, DO, PA or APRN, not by a chiropractor; this office refers patients out for that determination rather than making it. Coral Springs parents tend to put the kids first and their own neck pain last, and the 14 days pass while they drive carpool. Chiropractic care is covered under section 627.736. This is general information, not legal advice. Dr. Carol McNamara-Krauss is a Florida-licensed chiropractic physician (DC), license CH5281.
Getting to 3320 N Federal Hwy #107
From University Drive and Sample Road: go east on Sample Road. It is a straight run of about nine miles past Coral Ridge Drive, Riverside Drive, Lyons Road, the Turnpike, Powerline Road, I-95 and Dixie Highway. When Sample Road ends at Federal Highway, turn south. The 3320 building is on the left within a few blocks, before Copans Road. About twenty minutes.
From Eagle Trace, Heron Bay or the north end near Wiles Road: take Wiles Road east to Powerline Road, south to Sample Road, then east to Federal Highway and south. From the Atlantic Boulevard side of the city, Atlantic east to Federal Highway and then north past Copans Road also works. Suite 107 is on the ground floor with parking in front.
Dr. Carol McNamara-Krauss is a Florida-licensed chiropractic physician (DC), license CH5281. Medical content on this page is reviewed by Dr. McNamara-Krauss. It is general information, not legal advice.
30
Years in practice
Dr. Carol McNamara-Krauss, DC, chiropractic physician, FL license CH5281.
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Treatments in one office
Chiropractic Adjustments · Spinal Decompression (Antalgic-Trac) · Class IV Laser Therapy (LightForce Class IV) · Shockwave Therapy (Chattanooga ESWT) · Massage Therapy · Therapeutic Ultrasound (Chattanooga) · Electrical Stimulation (Chattanooga) · Nutritional Counseling
“Doctor is ALWAYS on time, never a wait. Quick, efficient, and Dawn and Vic are most kind, patient and professional. They go above and beyond just a well-organized visit at the Chiropractor. I have sent my clients to her and they are all very happy. They treat everyone like family, and always nail what we go in for. Highly recommend”
The named process
The Same-Day Evaluation
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Call or send the form, any hour
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Examination with Dr. McNamara-Krauss
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Treatment starts the same visit
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Records that hold up
Every treatment in one office
Treatments Coral Springs patients come here for

Chiropractic Adjustments
Restoring joint motion after whiplash and low-back strain.

LightForce Class IV
Class IV Laser Therapy
Inflammation and soft-tissue repair in the neck, back, shoulders and knees.

Chattanooga ESWT
Shockwave Therapy
Chronic tendon and soft-tissue pain in the extremities (never applied to the spine).
Delayed onset is normal
Injuries we see from Coral Springs crashes
- Knee and Leg Injuriesshows up: hours
- Joint Injuriesshows up: days
- Seat Belt Injuriesshows up: hours
For attorneys and case managers
Where to place a client for treatment in North Broward
- · Attorney-patient case coordinator: Janelle Deal, 30 years in Florida PIP claims
- · Same-day exam with orthopedic and neurological testing, documented that day
- · Visit notes on every encounter, narrative reports on request, one PDF
- · EMC referral handled so the full $10,000 PIP benefit stays available
- · English and Spanish, phone answered 24/7
Car accident doctor for Coral Springs: questions
Is twenty minutes too far for ongoing treatment?
Twenty minutes down Sample Road is a reasonable commute for a treatment plan, and many Coral Springs patients pair visits with errands on the Federal Highway corridor. Appointment hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm, and Tuesday 2pm to 6pm, with Saturday appointments by request. If the drive is a barrier, say so at the first visit and we will plan around it.
Should I go to Broward Health Coral Springs first?
Broward Health Coral Springs is the right first stop for any head injury, loss of consciousness, chest pain, suspected fracture or numbness in the arms or legs. If the crash at University Drive or on the Sawgrass left you with neck, back, shoulder or knee pain and none of those red flags, come directly to us for the exam. We do not treat head injuries or concussion.
I was T-boned at University and Sample. What injuries are typical?
Side-impact crashes at that intersection produce shoulder, rib, hip and knee injuries on the struck side, plus neck strain from the lateral whip. The first-visit exam checks each joint, measures range of motion and runs orthopedic and neurological tests. <a href="/treatments/class-iv-laser-therapy/">Class IV laser on the LightForce system</a> and <a href="/treatments/shockwave-therapy/">shockwave on the Chattanooga system</a> are used for the extremity injuries, never both on the same area.
Can shockwave therapy be used on my back?
No. Shockwave therapy is never applied to the spine in this office; it is used on extremities and soft tissue only, such as a shoulder or knee injured in a Coral Springs intersection crash. Back injuries are treated with <a href="/treatments/chiropractic-adjustments/">adjustments</a>, <a href="/treatments/spinal-decompression/">decompression on the Antalgic-Trac</a> and other methods. Shockwave and Class IV laser are also never applied to the same area.
The crash was on the Sawgrass Expressway. Does highway speed change anything?
It changes what we look for on the first visit. Highway-speed crashes on the Sawgrass at Sample Road or Atlantic Boulevard raise the chance of seat belt bruising across the chest, airbag injuries to the face and forearms, and knee injuries from the dashboard. Those are all checked and documented. Any sign of fracture, head injury or internal injury goes to Broward Health Coral Springs first.
Do you work with attorneys in Coral Springs?
Yes. Janelle Deal coordinates with personal injury firms throughout Broward and handles referrals through our <a href="/for-attorneys/refer-a-client/">refer-a-client</a> form or by phone at (754) 342-6479. Records are kept in a proprietary case documentation system built in consultation with personal injury attorneys and go out as one PDF. Narrative reports are available on request.
When is a closer office the better choice?
Head injuries, concussion, fractures, lacerations and internal injuries belong at Broward Health Coral Springs first, not here. Emergency medical condition determinations require an MD, DO, PA or APRN, so we refer out. If you cannot manage a twenty-minute drive on Sample Road two or three times a week during the treatment plan, an accident-injury office nearer to University Drive is a fair choice.
Injured on the road in Coral Springs? The 14-day clock is running.
Call (754) 342-6479, any hour, or send the short form. You will see Dr. McNamara-Krauss, not a rotating provider, and your first treatment happens the same visit.
Phone answered 24/7 · Florida PIP accepted · Saturdays by request · Se habla español
Attorney or case manager? Refer a client and Janelle Deal will call your office.
Office
3320 N Federal Hwy #107, Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
On US-1 between Copans Road and Sample Road. Parking in front.
Appointment hours
Mon, Wed, Fri 8am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm · Tue 2pm to 6pm · Saturday by request · Front desk Mon to Fri 8am to 6pm
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