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How a mobile injury visit works
What the unit carries, who comes, and what happens in the first hour.
A mobile injury visit is the same evaluation you would get in a clinic, delivered at your address. Here is what actually happens.
Before the visit
Intake calls to confirm your address, what happened, and where the unit can park. You need about the length of two cars.
The first hour
The provider arrives in the unit, walks you through consent, takes a history, and examines you. If the examination calls for it, digital x rays are taken on site and reviewed with you in minutes. If you are cleared for hands on care, treatment starts the same visit.
After
You leave with a plan: follow up mobile visits, in office care, telehealth rehabilitation, or a referral to other qualified medical providers when medically necessary. Records are created the same day.
Who it is for
Anyone whose car is totaled, who is on bed rest, who lives hours from a clinic, or who simply cannot take a half day off to be seen.
Educational information only, not a substitute for medical advice. Individual results vary.
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