Reconstructive referrals with the record already built.
MediLink routes laceration, facial trauma, and scarring cases with injury photography, treatment history, and a signed LOP and/or patient financial responsibility attached — so permanence is documented while it still shows.
Start receiving referrals.
Tell us where you are and what you treat. We will match accident cases to your capacity and coverage area.
By the time you see it, it has already healed.
Late referrals
Scarring cases arrive months after the injury, when the strongest documentation window has closed.
No photographic record
Nobody captured the injury at presentation, so permanence has to be argued rather than shown.
Elective work crowds it out
Injury cases compete with a scheduled elective calendar and quietly lose.
Documented early, scheduled deliberately.
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Injury photography attached
Where the referring firm or prior provider captured the injury, those images travel with the case.
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Signed agreements up front
Reconstructive work is expensive; every referral states the LOP and/or patient financial responsibility before you accept.
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Volume on your terms
Set how many injury cases you want alongside your elective calendar, and cases route accordingly.
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Permanence documented
Findings on scarring and disfigurement stay in the shared record through resolution.
From first contact to settlement.
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Set up your practice
Add reconstructive focus, accepted case types, and coverage area. Verified in about 24 hours.
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Receive documented cases
Referrals arrive with photography, history, and payment posture attached.
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Treat and document
Record repair, revision, and permanence findings in one shared timeline.
Common questions.
How many injury cases would I receive?
You set the volume. Reconstructive practices typically run injury work alongside an elective calendar, so cases route to the capacity you specify rather than filling your schedule.
Is injury photography always included?
Where the referring firm or a prior treating provider captured images, they travel with the referral. Where they did not, documenting at first presentation is the priority.
How does payment work on reconstructive cases?
Each referral states the LOP and/or patient financial responsibility arrangement before you accept it, and balances are tracked through settlement.