Chiropractic physician in the Des Moines metro, focused on spinal trauma, auto-injury care, whiplash-associated disorders, and the documentation personal injury cases are decided on.
Justin Luneburg, DC, FPSC(C) is a board certified Doctor of Chiropractic licensed in Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado, and clinic director of Champion Chiropractic & Spinal Injury at 11050 Hickman Road in Clive, Iowa. He holds a Fellowship in Primary Spine Care (Candidate) awarded jointly through the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at SUNY Buffalo and Cleveland University, along with post-doctoral qualifications in trauma, MRI interpretation review, hospital practice, evaluation and management, and clinical documentation. His practice centers on diagnosing and documenting spinal injury after motor vehicle collisions — including ligamentous injury not visible on standard imaging — and on producing records that meet the evidentiary standards personal injury attorneys work to.
Every item below names its issuing institution so it can be checked at the source rather than taken on assertion.
The clinical work and the record are treated as one job. Evaluation, imaging interpretation, causation analysis, and impairment rating are documented so the file holds together under scrutiny rather than needing reconstruction later.
Fellowship in Primary Spine Care (Candidate). Primary spine care is a post-doctoral program training clinicians to serve as the first point of contact for spine complaints — triage, diagnosis, and management across the full range of spinal conditions rather than a single technique. The fellowship is awarded jointly through the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at SUNY Buffalo and Cleveland University. The trailing (C) denotes candidate status in that fellowship.
Champion Chiropractic & Spinal Injury, 11050 Hickman Road, Clive, Iowa 50325 — serving the Des Moines metropolitan area, including West Des Moines, Urbandale, Waukee, Johnston, and Windsor Heights.
Yes. The practice treats auto-injury and spinal trauma patients on referral from attorneys and works alongside counsel from initial evaluation through final impairment rating, supplying the clinical documentation, imaging analysis, and causation narratives a claim is built on.
Ligamentous injury frequently does not appear on standard MRI, which is why a normal scan is often mistaken for the absence of injury. Quantified radiographic analysis measures translation and angular motion against published thresholds, turning a disputed subjective complaint into a measured finding with a stated methodology behind it.
Iowa chiropractic licensure and any public board action can be checked directly through the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing. National provider registration is verifiable under NPI 1104012467 in the NPPES registry. Educational credentials can be confirmed with the issuing institutions named above.
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