Your client needs the right medical care. Your team needs clear communication and a reliable way to coordinate it. AZ Injury Doctors works with personal injury law firms across Arizona to connect injured clients with appropriate medical providers, coordinate referrals across specialties, and help keep case-related medical information organized.
With approximately 125 providers and more than 75 communities served statewide, our network gives your firm one point of contact when a client needs care close to home or another level of treatment.
24/7 intake across Arizona. Call for new referrals or time-sensitive coordination needs.
25
Years treating injury cases in Arizona
125
Providers across the statewide network
75+
Communities served across Arizona
40+
Law firms currently working with our network
Built around personal injury cases
One medical network. One coordination team. Fewer referral dead ends.
Personal injury cases can quickly involve multiple providers.
A client may begin with chiropractic care or physical therapy, then need pain management, neurology, concussion evaluation, trauma counseling, orthopedic review or another specialist.
When every referral requires your staff to search for a new office, confirm availability, explain the case and restart the process, the administrative burden grows quickly.
AZ Injury Doctors helps simplify that process.
Our team coordinates access to injury-focused providers across Arizona and helps keep referrals, treatment transitions and appropriate documentation moving between the people involved in the client's care.
Your firm remains focused on the legal case. The treating providers remain responsible for clinical decisions. We help coordinate the medical pathway.
Make the medical side of the case easier to coordinate.
Statewide provider access
AZ Injury Doctors works with approximately 125 providers across more than 75 communities throughout Arizona.
Your client does not need to live near one central office. Tell us where the client is located and what care is needed, and our team can help identify current network options nearby.
Multiple injury-care specialties
The network includes several disciplines commonly involved in motor-vehicle and personal injury cases, allowing care to progress without your office maintaining a separate referral list for every specialty.
One coordination point
Instead of calling multiple offices to find the next available provider, your firm can bring the referral back to AZ Injury Doctors for coordination.
Case-related documentation requests
Attorneys can use this page to request records, billing information, cost estimates and other case-related medical documentation.
Communication with the legal team
With appropriate client authorization and subject to applicable privacy requirements, relevant medical information can be coordinated with the law firm handling the case.
24/7 intake
New client referrals and coordination requests can be submitted at any time.
25 years of Arizona injury experience
AZ Injury Doctors has 25 years of experience with injury cases in Arizona and currently works with more than 40 law firms.
From initial care to specialist referral
One network for multiple stages of injury treatment.
Imaging or specialist referral becomes appropriate.
Neurology or concussion care
Neurological or cognitive symptoms need focused assessment.
Orthopedic or surgical evaluation
A structural injury requires specialist review.
Rather than asking the client or legal staff to independently locate each next provider, AZ Injury Doctors can help coordinate the transition through the network when clinically appropriate. The treating providers — not the law firm or the AZ Injury Doctors coordination team — determine what medical treatment is appropriate.
More than new client referrals
Use one page for common medical coordination requests.
Medical records
Request available medical records from participating providers through the appropriate records process.
Billing information
Request billing information relevant to treatment provided within the network.
Cost estimates
When a provider is considering a procedure or additional course of care, your firm may request available cost information before treatment proceeds, where appropriate and available.
Causation letter request
Where clinically appropriate and supported by the provider's examination, records and professional judgment, a treating provider may be asked whether a causation opinion can be provided.
A request does not guarantee that a provider can or will reach a particular causation conclusion.
Apportionment letter request
Where relevant, the firm may request a provider's medical opinion regarding the relationship between the current condition, prior conditions and the accident.
Any opinion must remain the independent professional judgment of the treating provider.
Case status or other medical request
Use the same request system for referral-status questions, additional specialty needs or other medical coordination requests.
Cost information can be part of the coordination process.
When a client is being considered for a higher-cost procedure or another significant stage of care, the AZ Injury Doctors coordination process can include communication with the firm regarding anticipated costs.
Where available, the firm can request a cost estimate before the procedure is performed.
The purpose is transparency — not allowing a law firm to make the clinical decision.
The treating healthcare provider determines what care is medically appropriate. Financial and case-related conversations remain separate from the provider's independent clinical judgment.
Keep the medical side organized
Case documentation should not require your team to chase every provider individually.
Personal injury matters often involve:
Multiple treating providers
Diagnostic imaging
Specialist consultations
Treatment records
Billing records
Future-care recommendations
Referral histories
Medical opinions
Ongoing case-status questions
AZ Injury Doctors helps provide a centralized coordination point for the network. With appropriate client authorization and subject to applicable privacy requirements, the team can help route requests for relevant medical information to participating providers and keep the appropriate parties connected.
Worth being explicit: AZ Injury Doctors does not alter provider records or dictate the content of medical opinions.
Clear lines, better coordination
Medical decisions remain medical. Legal decisions remain legal.
Treating providers
Healthcare professionals evaluate the patient, diagnose conditions, determine medical necessity, recommend treatment and form independent clinical opinions.
Personal injury attorneys
The law firm provides legal advice, manages the claim, communicates with insurers and advocates for the client within the legal process.
AZ Injury Doctors
Our role is care coordination — helping clients reach appropriate providers, supporting specialty referrals and helping appropriate medical information move between authorized parties.
Keeping those roles clear protects the integrity of both the medical treatment and the legal case.
One network across Arizona
Refer clients based on where they live — not where your firm is located.
Pins show general network coverage by community, not AZ Injury Doctors clinics and not exact provider addresses. Exact provider details are shared during referral and scheduling.
AZ Injury Doctors works with providers throughout Arizona.
Because the network covers more than 75 communities, your firm can refer clients from across the state through the same coordination process.
AZ Injury Doctors does not publicly advertise individual provider names or exact office addresses.
Submit the client's city or ZIP code along with the requested specialty, and our team can help identify current options close to the client.
Use the form below for a new client referral or for a request related to an existing AZ Injury Doctors case. The request type is the first thing we look at, so pick it and leave anything that does not apply blank.
Intake is answered 24/7 — someone responds within the hour, and always the same day.
Attorney questions
Working with AZ Injury Doctors
AZ Injury Doctors focuses on accident and personal injury cases, including clients who need care after motor-vehicle collisions and other injury events.
The network includes chiropractic, physical therapy, medical evaluation and pain management, neurology, concussion care, trauma counseling, orthopedic and surgical evaluation, with additional specialty resources depending on current availability.
Yes. Submit the client’s information, location and current symptoms, and the coordination team can help identify an appropriate starting point within the network.
That is a common use case. AZ Injury Doctors can help coordinate additional specialty care while the client continues appropriate treatment with existing providers.
Yes. The attorney request form can be used for records, billing and other case-related medical requests involving participating providers.
Where available, your firm can request estimated cost information regarding proposed care. The treating provider independently determines whether a procedure or treatment is medically appropriate.
You may submit a causation-letter request. Whether a provider can offer a causation opinion, and what that opinion says, depends entirely on the provider’s clinical findings, records and independent professional judgment.
Yes, where relevant. The treating provider determines whether there is sufficient clinical information to offer an opinion regarding the relationship between the current condition, prior conditions and the accident.
AZ Injury Doctors currently works with more than 40 law firms and coordinates care through a statewide Arizona provider network.
AZ Injury Doctors does not publicly advertise individual provider identities or exact office addresses. Submit the client’s city or ZIP code and requested specialty, and the coordination team will help identify current network options near the client.
AZ Injury Doctors operates 24/7 intake and works to respond to new requests as quickly as possible. Actual appointment timing depends on specialty, provider capacity and geographic area.
No. Clinical decisions belong to the treating healthcare professionals. AZ Injury Doctors coordinates access and referrals but does not direct medical treatment based on the legal case.
A medical network your firm can call
Refer the client once. Let us help coordinate what comes next.
24/7 attorney and client intake across Arizona.
From initial conservative care to pain management, neurology, concussion evaluation, trauma counseling and surgical specialist review, AZ Injury Doctors helps personal injury firms connect clients with appropriate medical care across Arizona.
