Someone’s on your recovery. Every single day
A simple way to report what matters between appointments, with a medical team following the recovery and responding when something needs attention.



Between visits, changes now have somewhere to go.
A simple path for meaningful changes to reach the medical team while they can still inform care.
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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.
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Clinicians follow the pattern
Real people look beyond a single answer and follow the recovery over time, under physician direction.
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Care responds
When something needs attention, the next step may be outreach, reassurance, telehealth care, or coordination with the next provider.
Source: the Recovery Standard and The Anatomy of Recovery Care (PDF).
See how it works
The patient gets the team. Everyone around the recovery feels the difference.

Recovery is a pathway.
Informed by physical medicine and rehabilitation, the model connects whole-person assessment, progress over time, scheduled follow-up, care coordination, and clinical decisions.
What is InjuryDox?
The practical details.
No. InjuryDox is an additive layer around the care you already have. Your physicians, therapists, chiropractors, and specialists remain in place.
No. Not every day needs a note. Every meaningful change needs a path to care. Recovery is real life, so the system separates signal from noise and gives important changes somewhere clinical to go.
The clinical team reviews the information and chooses the next step. That may include outreach, reassurance, telehealth care, continued follow-up, or coordination with another provider.
No. The phone makes reporting easy. A medical team reviews reports, provides care, and follows recovery over time.