Someone’s on your client’s recovery. Every single day
The visit ends. Care continues.
Help put a medical team around the recovery. InjuryDox gives your client a clinical front door, structured recovery follow-up, telehealth access, and medical case management while existing providers remain in place. Your firm helps make the service available and InjuryDox runs the service experience, while medical groups provide the care.
The appointment is one moment. Recovery keeps moving.
Pain changes. Sleep deteriorates. Driving becomes difficult. A new symptom surfaces. InjuryDox gives those moments somewhere clinical to go.
Your client waits until the next visit to mention a change.
Care questions may have nowhere to go.
Transport and scheduling add friction to care.
Providers operate in separate lanes.
Support when recovery usually goes quiet.
Support your client’s care without becoming the help desk.
Give every client a clearer path through recovery.
InjuryDox gives the people across your firm a simple way to connect clients with recovery care.
Four steps from introduction to care.
- 01
Ask about access
The legal team asks about service availability and the funding arrangements that may apply.
- 02
Your client receives details
Your client sees the service, enrollment steps, and financial terms before care begins.
- 03
Your client enrolls
InjuryDox completes intake, establishes a baseline, and introduces the medical team.
- 04
The record grows with care
When your client asks InjuryDox to share it, the firm receives an organized clinical record.
A standard fee schedule for the care delivered, billed through the claim with the patient’s written authorization.
Start where your firm actually is.
A client who needs care today, a firm ready to set up, or fifteen minutes to see how it works.
Doing diligence first? Read the clinical standard the service is built to — the full paper, 13 pages.
What should legal teams know?
The practical details.
Source: The Anatomy of Recovery Care.
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.
See the care and funding model in 15 minutes.
We will show your client’s experience, how the service starts, what the firm receives, and where the legal team fits.