About Dr. Hardie

Physician-led care for accident-related pain.

Hardie & Associates Pain Center helps patients, attorneys, and referral partners coordinate focused pain management after motor vehicle accidents and other injuries.

Experience-focused evaluation and treatment planning

Hardie & Associates Pain Center is built around careful clinical evaluation, clear documentation, and coordinated treatment for people dealing with pain after an accident or injury. The clinic works with patients who may be experiencing neck pain, back pain, headaches, radiating nerve symptoms, joint pain, soft tissue injuries, or delayed pain patterns that often become more complicated without the right medical review.

Dr. Hardie brings a clinical approach that looks beyond a single symptom. Each visit is structured to understand mechanism of injury, prior care, current complaints, imaging needs, functional limitations, and treatment options. That matters for patients who need relief, and it also matters for referral partners who need accurate, organized medical information.

Clinical clarityEvaluation begins with the injury history, pain pattern, exam findings, and appropriate next steps.

Accident-focused careThe practice understands the timelines, documentation needs, and communication demands that often come with personal injury cases.

Coordinated referralsThe clinic can help coordinate imaging, records, and treatment updates so patients and partners are not left guessing.

Premium surgical servicesWhen a procedure is appropriate, care is planned with attention to safety, comfort, documentation, and continuity.

Working with patients and referral partners

The clinic supports direct patient inquiries as well as referrals from attorneys, chiropractors, medical offices, imaging centers, hospitals, collision repair partners, and other community relationships. The goal is to make the next step clear: what information is needed, what symptoms should be evaluated, and which treatment options may be appropriate.

For accident-related pain cases, the most helpful referral details include the patient’s contact information, date of injury, areas of pain, prior treatment, imaging reports, claim or attorney information if available, and any urgency around symptoms or work/activity limitations.