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A woman recovering at home with her phone nearby
From the patientReversing the car is harder this week.
From the medical teamIs it the turning itself, or the pain when you turn?Under physician direction

Illustrative example

The visit ends. Care continues.

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.

The InjuryDox difference

What matters between visits now has somewhere to go.

A simple path for meaningful changes to reach the medical team while they can still inform care.

1

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.

2

Clinicians follow the pattern

Real people look beyond a single answer and follow the recovery over time, under physician direction.

3

Care responds

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 couple walking together during recovery
What changes

The patient gets the team. Everyone around the recovery feels the difference.

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.

The InjuryDox recovery model

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.

Follow the whole person

Look beyond one injured body part to the symptoms and functions shaping daily life.

Follow the trajectory

Use a baseline and repeated check-ins to understand how recovery is changing over time.

Keep care connected

Add support between visits while existing physicians, therapists, and other providers remain in place.

A physician reviewing recovery information

Choose the path that fits the person you are helping.