Report what matters
Pain, sleep, movement, mood, function, or something new. A short check-in gives the patient an easy place to say what changed.

Illustrative example
A simple way to report what matters between appointments, with a medical team following the recovery and responding when something needs attention.

InjuryDox works alongside the doctors and therapists already caring for you, adding telehealth, clinical follow-up, and coordination across the recovery path.
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Help clients reach a medical team between appointments without new software to run or additional medical coordination work for your firm.
See the legal-team experienceA simple path for meaningful changes to reach the medical team while they can still inform care.
Pain, sleep, movement, mood, function, or something new. A short check-in gives the patient an easy place to say what changed.
Real people look beyond a single answer and follow the recovery over time, under physician direction.
When something needs attention, the next step may be outreach, reassurance, telehealth care, or coordination with the next provider.
Put a medical team on the recovery.
A clinical team follows what the patient reports between appointments, responds when something needs attention, and coordinates the next step with the providers already involved.

A clinical front door for questions that should not wait for the next appointment.
Care that fits around life through telehealth and coordinated follow-through.
Whole-person attention to pain, sleep, mood, cognition, movement, and function.
An additive care model that keeps existing physicians, therapists, and chiropractors in place.
Informed by physical medicine and rehabilitation, the model connects whole-person assessment, progress over time, scheduled follow-up, care coordination, and clinical decisions.
Look beyond one injured body part to the symptoms and functions shaping daily life.
Use a baseline and repeated check-ins to understand how recovery is changing over time.
Add support between visits while existing physicians, therapists, and other providers remain in place.
