The protections aren't in the fine print. They're built into the care itself.
Licensed clinicians. Physician-group billing. Records that only go where you say they go. Not promises — structure.
A real physician reviews your recovery — every single day.
Clinical care through InjuryDox is provided by IDx Medical Group, P.C. — a licensed, independent physician group.
InjuryDox manages the technology, the daily check-ins, the record, and the coordination. IDx Medical Group handles the clinical judgment. Those roles don't cross — the way the platform is built, they can't.
That's not a footnote. That's the foundation.
Four standards — structural, not promised.
Physician-led review
Every check-in is reviewed by licensed clinicians at IDx Medical Group, P.C. on a regular cadence. The clinical judgment is theirs — never the platform's.
HIPAA-aligned platform
Your recovery data lives on a HIPAA-aligned platform — encrypted in transit and at rest, access limited on a role-based, minimum-necessary basis, with Business Associate Agreements covering the vendors that touch it and a defined breach-notification protocol. Protected health information is handled as protected health information — by design, not by promise.
Clinically-billed care
Care is delivered and billed clinically by the physician group as an established, reimbursable medical service billed under standard CPT® codes — not a litigation product, and not through any law firm.
Records on your terms
Nothing is shared without your written authorization or a required legal process. Not to your attorney. Not to your insurer. Not to anyone. You decide where the record goes.
CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. InjuryDox and IDx Medical Group, P.C. are not affiliated with, certified by, or endorsed by the American Medical Association.
Clinical standards reviewed first — not disclosed after.
The first question every evaluating provider and firm asks is the right one: what are the clinical standards, and are they reviewed before inclusion or disclosed afterward? Here, they're reviewed first. The architecture is built around clinical appropriateness, provider-led decisions, and patient-specific care — evaluated as a condition of network inclusion. If that's the standard your practice already holds, the rest is built for you.