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Talk to a licensed doctor by video, get a treatment plan made for your injuries, and pay nothing upfront. Your care is billed to your injury case.
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Billed to your injury case
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Whether it was a car crash or a fall, a doctor can check your injuries and help you start feeling better.

Rear-end crashes, side impacts and other collisions, whether you were the driver or a passenger.

Falls on wet floors, uneven ground or stairs at a store, workplace or someone else's property.

Neck, back or joint pain that started after an accident, even if it showed up days later.

After an accident, getting to a clinic can be hard. With us, your visit happens on your phone or computer.
Contact us, or ask your attorney to send us your details. We'll text and email you to get started.
Sign a few short forms and answer questions about the accident and how you feel, all on your phone.
A licensed doctor reviews your answers and sees you by video. There's no waiting room and no driving while you're hurt.
Get a treatment plan made for your injuries, such as therapy, specialist visits, imaging or medication.
Every plan is different. Depending on what your doctor finds, your plan may include:

Hands-on care and exercises to ease pain and get you moving again.

Items like TENS units, cold-compression wraps and back braces, when they'll help.
Referrals to orthopedic, neurology and other specialists.
Scans when your doctor needs a closer look at an injury.
Help for stress, anxiety and sleep problems after an accident.
Non-opioid medication when it's right for you.
You won't pay anything at your visit. Your bill goes to your attorney and is paid from your injury settlement.

Even if you feel okay, some injuries take time to show up.
Whiplash, back injuries and concussions often cause symptoms hours or days after an accident.
Getting checked and starting treatment early can help keep a small problem from becoming a bigger one.
A doctor's records show what happened to your body, which matters for your injury case.

It's common after an accident, and it's worth getting checked.

Tell us a little about yourself and we'll take it from there — no waiting rooms, and nothing to pay upfront.