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Accident injury care, start to settlement, in one physician-owned group.

Seen within 24 hours in most cases, nothing out of pocket while your case is open, and every specialty on one medical chart.

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24 hours
Typical time to your first visit, with same-day contact
$0
Out of pocket, on a Letter of Protection
Greater Houston
Clinics across the metro, plus telemedicine statewide
3 languages
English, Spanish and Farsi, spoken in the exam room

Choose your path

Both doors reach the same physicians and the same chart. Only the paperwork differs.

I was hurt in an accident.

Get examined, diagnosed, and treated by physicians — at no cost to you while your case is open.

  • Seen within 24 hours in most cases
  • No payment out of pocket on a Letter of Protection
  • Every specialty on one chart, so a referral is a note
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I represent an injured client.

One balance, one chart, every specialty — plus in-house medical clearance so procedures don't stall.

  • Same-business-day referral acknowledgment, from a named coordinator
  • One entity, one ledger, one balance at settlement
  • Medical clearance for procedures, inside the group
See the attorney program

Every specialty an injury case needs, inside one group.

Most accident care is a chiropractor and an injection clinic stitched together. When a patient turns out to be diabetic, on blood thinners, asthmatic, or pregnant, that arrangement stalls — nobody in it can medically clear them. Ours doesn't, because the clearing physician is down the hall.

  • General clearance

    Cleared before procedures

    Comorbidity assessment, medication and blood-thinner review, and written clearance before an interventional procedure — by the physician down the hall, not a referral out.

  • Chiropractic

    Conservative care first

    Hands-on treatment and documented functional progress — the starting point for most soft tissue and spine injury.

  • Interventional pain

    Image-guided procedures

    Epidural steroid injections, medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and joint injections when conservative care isn't enough.

  • Lung specialist

    Breathing and airway

    Evaluation after smoke or chemical inhalation, and sedation risk assessment for patients with asthma, COPD, or sleep apnea.

  • Imaging and diagnostics

    Getting the picture

    X-ray, MRI, and diagnostic testing at partner and affiliated imaging centers, read back into the same chart the rest of your care lives in.

What we treat after an accident.

Pick what happened. You don't need to know what's wrong before you call.

Clinics across Greater Houston, plus telemedicine statewide.

Distance is the most common reason a patient stops treating, so where you live should decide where you're seen. English, Spanish and Farsi are spoken at the front desk and in the exam room — not routed through a phone interpreter line.

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How far is each clinic?

Real driving distance and time from your address to every clinic.

Named physicians. Verifiable credentials.

You should be able to look up the person treating you before you walk in. Remix Medical is physician-owned and physician-directed.

What people ask after an accident.

The questions that come before choosing a doctor — who pays, what a letter of protection is, and whether feeling fine means you are.

Is there a deadline to get checked out after a crash?
No Texas law sets a deadline for seeing a doctor, but two other clocks do run. Your auto policy can require proof of a PIP claim in as little as six months, and Texas generally gives you two years from the crash to file suit. Medically, the sooner an injury is found, the sooner it can be treated.
Who pays my medical bills after a car wreck in Texas?
Texas is an at-fault state, so the driver who caused the crash is ultimately responsible. Their insurer normally pays when the claim resolves, though — not as the bills arrive. Until then payment usually comes from your own PIP or medical payments coverage, your health insurance, or a deferred-payment agreement with the provider.
What is a letter of protection?
A written agreement that lets us treat you now and be paid out of your recovery later. It usually comes from your attorney's office. It isn't a court filing, and what you owe if there is no recovery depends on the terms you sign.
I feel fine. Do I still need to be seen?
Yes. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons notes that neck-sprain pain does not always appear right away, and advises evaluation after a neck injury even if you feel well. Whiplash and concussion symptoms commonly surface hours to days later, and some abdominal injuries declare themselves later still.
What is PIP, and do I have it?
Personal injury protection pays medical bills and some lost income no matter who caused the crash. Every Texas auto policy includes it unless you rejected it in writing — so check, because many people have it and don't realize. The required amount is $2,500, and the insurer has 30 days to pay once it has proof.
Can I use my health insurance after an accident?
Yes, and it is often the fastest way to get treated. Most plans have a contractual right to be repaid out of a settlement. Texas limits how much many plans can take back, though that limit doesn't reach Medicare, Medicaid, or self-funded employer plans. We'll tell you when using your insurance is the better route.

This is general information, not legal advice. Questions about your own claim, your policy, or a deadline should go to a licensed Texas attorney.

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Appointment within 24 hours in most cases, nothing out of pocket on a Letter of Protection.

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