Patients
Getting started as a patient
How check-ins work, what stays private, what shows up in your record, and how it gets shared only when you say so.
Open patient page →Resources
Find what you need.
Pick the role that fits — patient, attorney, physician, or partner — and we'll point you at the right page.
Browse resources →Resource library
Pick the page that fits your question.
Plain language first. We don't promise outcomes — clinical, legal, or otherwise.
Attorneys
For personal-injury firms
How firms add daily recovery monitoring without disrupting your clients' existing providers.
Open attorneys page →Partners
Partner with InjuryDox™
Pathways for law firms, clinicians, care partners, and medical groups who want to work with us.
Open partner page →About
Who we are
Physician-led, independent, and built around the people in the room — not algorithms.
Open about page →The record
What's in a connected recovery record?
Intake, daily check-ins, clinical review, and a record that moves only when you authorize it.
See how it works →Trust
Trust and standards
Where clinical judgment lives, how privacy is handled, and what we will and won't claim.
Open standards page →Compliance
What we don't promise
We don't promise treatment, billing, settlement, or litigation outcomes — and we'll never imply that we do.
First time here?
Start with the page closest to your question.
You don't need to read everything. Pick the role that matches you and skim from there — most people only need one or two pages to get oriented.
- I was hurt in an accident. Start at Patients.
- I represent injured clients. Start at For Firms.
- I want to work with InjuryDox. Start at Partner With Us.
- I want to know who you are. Start at About.
FAQ
Common questions, answered plainly.
Is InjuryDox a law firm?
No. InjuryDox is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not recommend a specific attorney.
Does InjuryDox promise a settlement result?
No. InjuryDox does not promise claim, settlement, reimbursement, treatment, or litigation outcomes.
Who makes clinical decisions?
Clinical decisions are made by licensed treating professionals. InjuryDox organizes information for review.
Are records shared with attorneys automatically?
No. Records are shared only through appropriate authorization, legal process, or another permitted workflow.
Does InjuryDox recommend attorneys?
No. If legal questions come up, patients may request information about independent attorneys familiar with the InjuryDox workflow. InjuryDox does not recommend a specific attorney or require patients to hire counsel.
Is the software making diagnoses?
Current software functionality is designed to organize and display patient-reported information for clinical review. It is not intended to provide automated diagnosis or treatment recommendations.
Does InjuryDox replace existing care pathways?
No. InjuryDox is designed to work alongside current physicians, care partners, attorneys, and workflows where appropriate.
Are optional services required?
No. Available services should be used only when they fit the patient's situation, professional workflow, and applicable requirements.
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