For patients and families

Your recovery deserves care between appointments

InjuryDox works alongside the doctors and therapists already caring for you, adding an easy way to report what is changing, a medical team to follow the recovery, and telehealth care when it is needed.

A woman on her porch tying a shoe, with a walking boot on her other foot
Illustrative example
From you
Getting this shoe on took a while.
From your team
Is it the boot, or the ankle when you stand?
What changes for you

Keep your care team. Add support between visits.

Before

Waiting for the next appointment to mention a change.

A simple place to report it while it is happening.
Before

Wondering whether a symptom matters.

A clinical team following the pattern and deciding what needs attention.
Before

Rearranging work, transport, or childcare for every question.

Telehealth care that can meet you where you are.
Before

Trying to coordinate several providers on your own.

A care team helping connect the next step.
The important thing is not checking every box. It is making sure the right things are seen.
Pain changed overnight. Sleep is getting worse. Driving feels different. You managed a longer walk. InjuryDox gives those moments a direct path to the medical team.
How it feels day to day

A small ask from you. A clinical system behind it.

The first screen shows your name, who referred you, and what happens next. Nothing to download or set up.

Illustrative example
Alex

Referred by your clinician

What happens next
  1. 01Check inA few questions on your phone.
  2. 02The team followsClinicians read what you report.
  3. 03Care respondsOutreach, reassurance, or telehealth.
Example of the first InjuryDox screen: a name, who referred the patient, and three next steps.
  1. 01

    Check in

    Use your phone to report pain, sleep, movement, mood, function, or something new.

  2. 02

    Live your day

    No tracking device and no long survey. The check-in is designed to fit around recovery.

  3. 03

    The team follows

    Clinicians follow what you report over time, using your reported pre-injury function as context.

  4. 04

    Care responds

    When something needs attention, the team chooses the next step.

Whole-person recovery

Injury can change more than one body part.

Pain matters. So do headaches, sleep, concentration, mood, movement, driving, work, and the ordinary activities that tell you whether life is coming back together.

You should not have to know which symptom is important before anyone asks about it.

Pain and flare-ups
How symptoms change across the real activities of the day.
Sleep and energy
The parts of recovery that shape everything else.
Mood and cognition
Concentration, memory, anxiety, and emotional change.
Function and life
Movement, driving, work, family, and normal routines.
A parent enjoying time with her child
A man at a kitchen table looking at his phone
Care built around you

For someone in pain, the best clinic is the one that comes to you.

InjuryDox brings medical support closer, making it easier to stay connected through recovery. Keep the physicians and therapists you already trust, with an InjuryDox medical team to hear what is changing and help keep your care moving between visits.

No time off work. No childcare scramble. No 40-minute drive for a 10-minute visit.

Connect with care from home
Keep the providers you trust
Get support between appointments
Questions, plainly answered

What should patients 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.

Add InjuryDox to your recovery team.

Keep the care you trust, with more support for everything that happens between appointments.