Cupertino, CA
Car Accident Chiropractor for Cupertino, CA
Hurt in a crash in Cupertino? Dr. Tony Tropea's Sunnyvale office is about 4 miles from Cupertino City Hall, straight up De Anza Boulevard and Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road.
Cupertino has no police department of its own. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office covers the city, which matters when you need a crash report. Tropea Chiropractic Inc has no Cupertino office either, but Dr. Tony Tropea treats patients from Cupertino at 182 S Murphy Ave in downtown Sunnyvale.
How far is it from Cupertino?
About 4 miles from Cupertino City Hall. Take De Anza Boulevard north, which becomes Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road, and follow it into downtown Sunnyvale.
Cupertino has no Caltrain station, so the train is not much help unless you are already on the line. VTA Rapid 523 stops at Stevens Creek and De Anza, then runs up Stelling Road and Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road to Sunnyvale Transit Center. Check VTA’s current schedule before you leave.
Who takes the report after a crash in Cupertino?
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office provides police services in Cupertino under contract with the city. Accident reports are available at its West Valley Substation on S. De Anza Boulevard, as well as at Sheriff’s headquarters in San Jose. On Interstate 280 or Highway 85, the report is usually with the California Highway Patrol.
Wherever the report sits, the DMV’s SR-1 is your own job, and it is due within 10 days if anyone was hurt.
What if I can’t work after the crash?
California’s State Disability Insurance may apply if you can’t do your regular work for at least eight days. A chiropractor is on the state’s list of licensed professionals who can certify a claim, and you need to be under care in the first eight days of your disability. File within 49 days of your disability start date. Read the full timeline.
“He also helped me apply for state disability benefits and walked me through the process so I felt more at ease,” wrote Tiffany Chen in a Google review.
What can I book from Cupertino?
- Car accident and whiplash care
- Neck and back pain that started after the crash
- Sciatica and pinched nerves
Most accident patients are seen the same day. Call (408) 329-9604 or visit the contact page. Se habla español.
FAQ
Cupertino Questions
Still have questions? Call (408) 329-9604, Monday to Friday, 7am-1pm and 2pm-5pm.
Who handles a crash in Cupertino?
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office provides police services in Cupertino. Accident reports are available at its West Valley Substation on S. De Anza Boulevard.
Is there a Cupertino office?
No. The one office is at 182 S Murphy Ave in Sunnyvale, and it treats patients from Cupertino.
Can I get there without a car?
Cupertino has no Caltrain station, but VTA Rapid 523 runs from Stevens Creek and De Anza up to Sunnyvale Transit Center. Check VTA's current schedule before you leave.
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Need Help in Cupertino?
Hurt in a crash in Cupertino? Dr. Tony Tropea's Sunnyvale office is about 4 miles from Cupertino City Hall, straight up De Anza Boulevard and Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road.