Dr. Sung Han
Chiropractor (DC) and owner
- Chiropractor · FL License no. 000000
Sees patients Monday to Thursday. Speaks English and Korean.
Auto injury care in Orlando
After a car crash, the medical bill should not be a surprise.
Surge is an Orlando chiropractic office for drivers whose care runs through PIP or auto medical coverage. Read how the bill works first, then book a visit when you decide to.
- Bill guide first
- Records on request
- Spanish at the front desk
- Evening visitsMonday – Thursday until 7 p.m.
- Saturday visits9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Records on requestAsk the front desk for your chart
The bill
Four questions about the bill, answered before the visit
These are the questions drivers ask first. The full guide takes a few minutes to read.
What PIP is
PIP is the medical coverage on a Florida auto policy. It is meant to pay for treatment after a crash, whoever caused it, up to the limit on your policy.
Who we bill
For visits PIP covers, we bill your auto insurer directly, so the statement does not start with you. Your policy decides what is paid.
What you may owe
Your policy may leave a part for you, such as a deductible or care it does not cover. We tell you what that is, in writing, before care PIP may not pay for.
If a bill is denied
We tell you what was denied and why. You decide the next step, with your insurer or an attorney you choose. We do not recommend one.
Your records
Your chart and your bill are yours to ask for
At any visit, ask the front desk for a copy of your records and an itemized bill. We keep them private and share them only as the law allows, with the people you name.
A written copy, on request
An itemized bill for each visit
Sent only to the people you name
Care
Four kinds of care, one plan from your doctor
Your doctor decides after the exam which of these fit. Each page says what a visit includes and what we do not claim.
Your care team
Who you will see
Two chiropractors and a front desk that handles the paperwork.
Dr. Malak Darwish
Chiropractor (DC)
- Chiropractor · FL License no. 000000
Sees patients Tuesday evenings to Saturday. Speaks English and Arabic.
Casandra Salinas
Front desk lead
Checks you in and explains your coverage. Speaks English and Spanish.
Kenya Hardwick
Claims and PIP coordinator
Works with your insurer so the paperwork is not on you.
Paige Kavanaugh
Chiropractic assistant
Gets you settled and sets up your visit.
Reynaldo Alcala
Rehab assistant
Guides your exercises. Speaks English and Spanish.
First visit
A first visit, in four parts
About 45 minutes. Bring your auto insurance card and claim number if you have them.
- 01
Step 1: Check in
Our front desk checks your coverage and tells you what we found.
- 02
Step 2: A talk
Your doctor listens to what happened and how you feel. No form asks about your health in advance.
- 03
Step 3: An exam
A hands-on exam. X-rays only when medically necessary.
- 04
Step 4: A plan and the cost
Your doctor explains what was found and what a plan could look like. You get the cost in writing.
Questions
Before you come in
What happens at my first visit?
You check in, talk with your doctor about what happened and how you feel, and have a hands-on exam. Your doctor explains what was found and what a plan could look like, and you leave with the cost in writing. It takes about 45 minutes.
Is chiropractic care safe?
Most people have no serious problems. Some feel sore for a day or two after an adjustment. Rare serious events, such as a tear in a neck artery after a neck adjustment, have been reported, and your doctor explains these risks before any neck adjustment. If your history says chiropractic is not right for you, we send you to a physician first.
Do you take my insurance?
We bill the PIP and auto medical coverage on your policy for visits it covers, and many health plans. What a plan pays differs, and the plan decides. Call with your plan type and we will check before your first visit. How fees work explains the rest.
What if I do not use insurance?
Your doctor tells you what each part of your visit costs before it happens, and we give you an itemized receipt. If you do not use insurance, you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate. Ask us.
Do I need x-rays?
Only when medically necessary. Your doctor tells you why before one is taken, and you can ask questions first.
Book
Book a visit
Send a note and we will answer the way you ask, in English or Spanish. We never contact anyone about a crash first.
Phone(407) 555-0105
Hours
- Monday – ThursdayToday
- 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- FridayToday
- 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- SundayToday
- Closed