A medical team follows the recovery
Every patient who enrolls has a team reviewing reports, providing care, and coordinating follow-through.
From the check-inSleep: four hours. Third night.
In clinical reviewRead against their own baseline, week over week.Interpreted by a clinician
Illustrative example
How InjuryDox works
One simple way to report what matters. A medical team ready to respond.
InjuryDox connects a short patient check-in to clinical review, telehealth care, and medical case management. The phone makes reporting easy. The people behind it make the information useful.
The complete workflow
Report. Review. Respond. Coordinate.
1
Report
The patient uses a phone to answer a few plain-language questions about pain, sleep, movement, mood, function, or a new concern.
2
Review
Clinicians follow the responses over time and interpret them in the context of the patient's reported pre-injury function and care plan.
3
Respond
When something needs attention, the team chooses between outreach, reassurance, telehealth, or coordination.
4
Coordinate
When another provider should be involved, medical case management helps connect the next step while current providers remain in place.
Six parts of the experience
What InjuryDox does throughout recovery.
Current providers stay in place
Existing physicians, therapists, chiropractors, and specialists remain part of the patient's care.
Check-ins fit around real life
Patients use brief mobile check-ins to report pain, sleep, movement, mood, cognition, and function.
Important changes reach the team
Clinicians review the pattern and choose between reassurance, outreach, telehealth, coordination, or referral.
Medical case management connects the next step
The team helps close gaps across referrals, follow-up, and the providers already involved.
The recovery record grows with care
Patient reports, clinician responses, telehealth visits, referrals, and follow-up build one organized timeline.
What a meaningful change looks like
The moments worth seeing are rarely scheduled.
A difficult night, a missed check-in, or a change in function gives the team new information to review.
Sleep has worsened for a third night.
The patient reports increasing fatigue and difficulty concentrating.
The team sees the change in context.
The team sees the change in the context of the patient's recent pattern and reported pre-injury function.
A clinician chooses what happens now.
A clinician chooses outreach, telehealth, continued follow-up, coordination, or another next step.
The value is not another data point. It is a meaningful change reaching the right people.
A modern category of care
Structured monitoring makes the time between visits part of care.
In 2022, the AMA CPT code set and the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule formally recognized remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) as a category of clinical care. InjuryDox combines that clinical workflow with telehealth and medical case management, connecting patient reporting to a clear care pathway.
One recovery followed over time
Reported over time. Context, not noise.
What the system adds
The appointment remains important. The time between appointments becomes useful too.
A place to report
The patient does not have to save every question for the next appointment or reconstruct everything from memory.
A team to interpret
Clinicians follow the pattern and decide what needs attention rather than treating every answer like an alarm.
A path to care
The workflow can move from a patient report to outreach, telehealth, or coordinated follow-through.
Who does what
Technology organizes the work. The medical team delivers the care.
InjuryDox runs the patient experience, check-in schedule, telehealth operation, medical case management, records workflow, and service measurement.
Review and care
Assessment, clinical decisions, telehealth, referrals, and follow-through.
Organize and connect
Patient reporting, workflow, coordination, records, and measurement.
Questions, plainly answered
The practical details.
Does InjuryDox replace my regular doctors?
No. InjuryDox is an additive layer around the care you already have. Your physicians, therapists, chiropractors, and specialists remain in place.
Do I have to check in perfectly every day?
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.
What happens when I report a change?
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.
Is this just an app?
No. The phone makes reporting easy. A medical team reviews reports, provides care, and follows recovery over time.
Make the time between visits part of the care.
A simple reporting mechanism. A medical team. A clear next step.