Accident-related medical evaluations

Injured in a Car Accident? Get Medical Care Without the Wait.

After an accident, getting evaluated is an important first step.

Med First Clinic helps connect injured patients with medical professionals experienced in motor vehicle accident evaluations, medical documentation, and coordinated care.

Don’t have transportation? Telemedicine may allow you to complete an initial evaluation from home when medically appropriate.

  • Timely initial evaluations
  • Telemedicine when appropriate
  • Coordinated follow-up care
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No transportation? Ask about telemedicine evaluation options when medically appropriate.
If your symptoms may be serious, seek emergency care first Severe or worsening symptoms after an accident — such as loss of consciousness, a severe headache, confusion, chest pain, difficulty breathing, weakness or numbness, or heavy bleeding — may require urgent in-person or emergency evaluation. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. A telemedicine visit is not a substitute for emergency care.
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Telemedicine for accident patients

No Transportation? You May Not Need to Travel.

Many patients involved in car accidents are left without a vehicle or have difficulty traveling because of their injuries.

Med First Clinic helps eligible patients connect with medical professionals through convenient telemedicine appointments.

Patients may be able to:

  • Speak with a medical provider from home
  • Discuss their accident and symptoms
  • Review relevant medical history
  • Receive initial medical guidance
  • Learn whether imaging or additional examinations are appropriate
  • Receive recommendations for follow-up care
The evaluating provider determines whether telemedicine is appropriate. Some concerns can’t be fully assessed remotely and need an in-person examination.
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Timely evaluations

Your Recovery Shouldn’t Have to Wait.

  • Neck pain
  • Back pain
  • Headaches
  • Dizziness

Following an accident, patients may experience neck pain, back pain, headaches, dizziness, or other symptoms. Some injuries may not be immediately apparent.

Timely medical evaluation can help identify concerns, determine whether further testing is needed, and establish appropriate next steps.

Med First Clinic assists patients with accessing available medical appointments as efficiently as possible.

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Appointment timing depends on provider availability, your location and the type of evaluation.

Accident-experienced providers

Medical Evaluations Focused on Accident-Related Injuries.

We connect patients with providers experienced in evaluating motor vehicle accident injuries and documenting relevant clinical findings.

Independent clinical judgment Medical records reflect the evaluating clinician’s own findings. Diagnoses, opinions and recommendations are determined by the provider for each patient and are never guaranteed in advance.

An initial evaluation may include:

Accident History
Review of the collision circumstances and reported mechanism of injury.
Symptoms & Medical History
Discussion of pain, neurological concerns, previous injuries, and relevant health history.
Clinical Assessment
Assessment of concerns that can appropriately be evaluated through the chosen appointment format.
Medical Documentation
Appropriate documentation of patient-reported symptoms, medical history, clinical findings, and provider recommendations.
Care Recommendations
An individualized plan for further examination, imaging, specialist consultation, or conservative care when medically appropriate.

Coordinated follow-up care

From Your First Evaluation to Your Next Step.

After the initial evaluation, the medical provider may recommend additional testing or treatment.

Med First Clinic can assist patients in coordinating appropriate services.

  1. Initial Evaluation A licensed provider evaluates your concerns.
  2. Clinical Recommendations The provider explains findings and next steps.
  3. Imaging or Specialist Referral Only when the provider determines it is needed.
  4. Follow-Up Care We help coordinate the services recommended.

  • Diagnostic Imaging

    MRI, CT, X-ray, and other diagnostic studies when ordered by the treating provider.

  • Chiropractic Care

    Conservative treatment for appropriate musculoskeletal conditions.

  • Physical Therapy

    Rehabilitation services focused on mobility, function, and recovery.

  • Pain Management

    Specialist evaluations for persistent or complex pain.

  • Neurology

    Evaluation of headaches, dizziness, neurological symptoms, and possible traumatic brain injuries.

  • Orthopedics

    Specialist assessment of musculoskeletal injuries.

The clinical provider determines medical necessity. These services are not automatically ordered for every patient. Each recommendation is based on the provider’s evaluation of the individual patient. See all coordinated services.

For attorneys & chiropractors

Helping Your Clients Access Medical Evaluations Quickly.

Med First Clinic works with referring offices to help patients access initial evaluations and appropriate follow-up care.

Our coordination process is designed to make referrals straightforward while keeping patient needs first.

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Clinical evaluations, medical records and treatment decisions are made independently by the evaluating provider. Referring offices do not direct diagnoses, documentation or care. Information is shared only with authorized parties and with appropriate patient consent.

What referring offices can expect

  • Simple referral process
  • Assistance with appointment coordination
  • Telemedicine options for eligible patients
  • Access to providers experienced in MVA evaluations
  • Appropriate medical documentation
  • Assistance coordinating imaging and specialty care
  • Communication with authorized referring parties

Personal injury FAQ

Questions Patients Often Ask.

Don’t see your question? Contact our team and we’ll help point you in the right direction.

Can I have a medical evaluation if I don’t have a car?

Possibly. If you don’t have a vehicle or find it difficult to travel, a telemedicine appointment may be available. The evaluating provider decides whether a virtual visit is appropriate for your symptoms; some concerns need an in-person examination.

How soon can I get an appointment?

Our team helps locate the earliest suitable appointment that is available. Timing depends on provider availability, your location and the type of evaluation, so we can’t promise a specific day or time.

Can a doctor order an MRI after a telemedicine visit?

A licensed provider may order appropriate diagnostic testing, such as an MRI, based on their clinical judgment and applicable requirements. Imaging is not ordered automatically for every patient. When it is ordered, we can help coordinate it.

Can I be referred to a chiropractor or physical therapist?

If the evaluating provider recommends chiropractic care or physical therapy, we can help coordinate a referral. Whether it is recommended depends on the provider’s assessment of your condition.

What if I need a neurologist or pain management specialist?

When a provider determines that a specialist evaluation is indicated, specialty care coordination may be available, including neurology, orthopedics and pain management. Availability varies by location and provider.

Can my attorney or chiropractor refer me?

Yes. Authorized referring offices can contact Med First Clinic to initiate the coordination process, subject to appropriate patient consent. Clinical findings and treatment recommendations are made independently by the evaluating provider. Learn about referrals.

Get Evaluated. Get Answers. Get Moving Forward.

Contact Med First Clinic to discuss available medical evaluation options and take the next step toward appropriate care.

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