From injury to in-home care, without the hassle.
Getting care on a lien sounds complicated. It isn't. Here's exactly what happens, who does what, and what you can expect from your first call to your final session.
The process
Four steps, start to finish
Tell us about your injury.
Fill out our short intake form or call or text us. We'll ask about your injury, where you live, and who your attorney is. It takes about two minutes.
What we'll ask
- Your name and best contact number
- Type and date of injury
- Your address or ZIP code
- Your attorney's name and firm
We coordinate with your attorney.
We contact your attorney's office to confirm your case and set up the lien paperwork. You don't need to chase anyone or fill out complicated forms.
We handle
- Case verification with your attorney
- Lien agreement and signatures
- Scheduling your first visit
- Coordination with your other providers
Your therapist comes to you.
A licensed, insured massage therapist arrives at your home at your scheduled time, with a professional table, clean linens, and everything needed for your session.
At every visit
- A brief check-in on pain and mobility
- Focused, injury-specific treatment
- Treatment notes for your records
- Home-care tips between sessions
Pay nothing now.
There's no out-of-pocket cost for your sessions. Your care is paid from your settlement when your case closes, according to the lien terms your attorney reviews.
Good to know
- No up-front payment
- Billing goes through your attorney
- Personal injury and tort cases only
- Workers' comp is not accepted
Your first session
What a visit looks like
Every session is professional, private, and built around your injury. Here's a typical first visit.
- Before
Confirmation & reminder
We confirm your appointment and let you know when your therapist is on the way.
- Arrival
Your therapist sets up
They bring a professional table and linens and set up in a quiet space you choose.
- Assessment
Talk about your pain
A short conversation about your injury, pain levels, range of motion, and what feels worst.
- Treatment
Focused therapeutic work
Injury-specific massage. Session length: [60 / 90 minutes].
- After
Notes & next steps
Your therapist documents the session and recommends a schedule for follow-up visits.
Your care team
Everyone on the same page
In-home massage works best as part of a coordinated recovery.
You
Focus on rest and recovery. Tell us how you're feeling and keep your appointments.
Your attorney
Confirms your case, reviews the lien, and receives your treatment records.
Your therapist
Provides licensed, injury-focused care at home and documents every visit.
Your providers
Your doctor, chiropractor, or PT. We work alongside their treatment plan.
Workers' compensation is not accepted. We provide care for personal injury and other tort cases only. If your injury happened at work and is covered by workers' comp, please contact your workers' comp carrier.
Ready when you are.
Start your intake in about two minutes. We'll take it from there.