Choose the area that hurts, explore care options, and request a clear next step. We help organize questions, locations, appointments, and follow-up requests.
Speak naturally, or type instead. We’ll organize your answers for a care or claim follow-up request.
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This assistant collects information and organizes next steps. It does not provide legal or medical advice.
Appointments are confirmed by the provider. Location, specialty, eligibility, and same-day availability must be checked. Text opens your messaging app; review before sending. WhatsApp opens the 929 line. The 888 demo calls the toll-free line and texts the 929 line. SMS, WhatsApp delivery, and response hours still need live verification.
ONE CLEAR NEXT STEP
Your journey to recovery.
Tell us where it hurts, choose a specialty, and request a visit. A participating office confirms the appointment and availability.
Explore your optionsReview specialties that may fit your needs.
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Request a visitShare your area, location, and preferred time.
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Stay on trackAsk about follow-ups, reminders, and schedules.
WHY THIS PAGE IS DIFFERENT
One starting point for care questions, appointment requests, claim guidance, attorney questions, and follow-up planning. The provider confirms the specialty and appointment details.
A consultation request does not establish an attorney–client relationship. The legal office confirms the consultation and any representation. No case result or financial recovery is promised.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS⚖
DID YOU KNOW?
You may represent yourself. A New York workers’ compensation attorney or licensed representative is optional.
You can ask for language help. Use the Board’s official instructions and ask about an interpreter when needed.
Filing is not a promised result. The Board and claim decision-makers apply the official facts, forms, and deadlines.
30-day pilot: Free intake and referral testing. Choose care, claim guidance, or attorney contact. No appointment, legal result, or medical outcome is guaranteed.
Search a nearby street or city and request help with the next step. The public view shows a generalized area while we verify your identity and incident details.
Tell us who you are, what happened, and what care you need. After verification, staff can confirm the appropriate clinic or facility. Providers may rotate between locations, so a displayed area is not a booking or a promise of availability.
Generalized care area
NEW YORK + NEW JERSEY
METRO AREA + LONG ISLAND
Select a point to view its generalized street-and-city area. Exact street numbers and facility names stay private until identity and appointment details are verified.
Full address records and source details are retained privately for verification. The public map does not identify a clinic, provider, or directory brand.
Directory research reviewed October 16, 2026. These are generalized published-location research records, not a claim of ownership, affiliation, verified network membership, or available appointments. Some locations provide diagnostic or occupational services rather than every listed specialty.
Follow official press rooms and news pages from labor organizations that serve workers in New York, New Jersey, and nationally.
This is a curated starting directory, not a claim to include every union or to speak for any union. Each link opens the organization’s own news page. Sources were checked October 18, 2026; the pages control their own updates and publication schedules.
New York · transit
TWU Local 100
Transit-worker news and updates connected to New York City transit.
Injury Link does not endorse, represent, or speak for these organizations. Labor news is informational and separate from medical scheduling and attorney consultations.
NEW YORK DMV · CAR + TRUCK CRASH REPORT
InjuryRecoveryLink.com
A plain-language guide to the New York State Report of Motor Vehicle Crash. Use the official form and instructions for the current filing rules.
One clear next step after an accident.
Tell us what happened. We can help organize care questions, claim guidance, attorney questions, and follow-up requests.
Choose a starting point and we’ll show the right next steps.
1Get safeCall 911 when anyone is hurt or in danger.2Collect the factsKeep the report, photos, witness details, and medical information together.3Take the next stepUse the official form, then request care or claim guidance.
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Safety first.If anyone is hurt or in immediate danger, call 911. The MV-104 is for crashes that happened in New York State.
The email button opens your mail app with the official DMV link addressed to ia9295517804@icloud.com. Review and send it yourself.
Police track · at the scene
Safety and investigation
If anyone is hurt, in danger, or needs emergency help, call 911 or local police. Police may investigate, take witness information, and file a separate police crash report.
Official New York resourcesRequest an NYPD collision report ↗NYPD says reports from incidents after September 30, 2016 may take up to seven business days to appear; precinct requests are also available.Open 511NY live traffic and incident map ↗Check official traffic incidents, closures, cameras, construction, transit, and road conditions.
Driver track · with DMV
MV-104 within 10 days
MV-104 is the driver’s separate report to DMV for a reportable New York crash. It does not replace the police report or a police investigation.
Step 1 · check the rule
Know when to report
Report within 10 days when the crash caused a fatality, personal injury, or more than $1,000 damage to any one person’s property.
DMV says failing to report on time can lead to penalties or suspension.
Step 2 · gather facts
Collect the basics
Crash date, day, time, county, city/town/village, and road or intersection.
Police agency, precinct, and crash number if police responded or filed a report.
Step 3 · people + vehicles
List everyone involved
Driver names exactly as printed on licenses and registrant names exactly as printed on registrations.
Plate, vehicle make/model, insurance company and policy details, plus passengers, pedestrians, or bicyclists.
Step 4 · describe it
Explain the crash
Briefly describe what happened and choose the crash diagram code that fits.
For one vehicle, three or more vehicles, or a pedestrian or bicyclist, DMV says use code 9 and draw the diagram if needed.
Step 5 · complete it
Use the instructions
Print or type in black ink. If a question does not apply, enter a dash. If you do not know an answer, enter “X.”
Sign the report. DMV says it is not complete and filed unless it is signed.
Step 6 · send + save
Mail the original
Send the original to the Crash Records Center at the address printed on page 2 of the form.
Keep a copy and attach extra MV-104 pages when more vehicles or people must be listed. Date and sign each added page.
Important limitsThe official instructions say to stop and contact local police if the vehicle was vandalized, and to stop if the crash happened outside New York State. The police forms and MV-104 serve different purposes. This guide does not replace police, DMV, medical, or legal advice. Read the official police-report instructions ↗ · Review the official MV-104 ↗
Source checked October 18, 2026. DMV instructions and deadlines control. For urgent medical danger, call 911.
Know your rights. Understand what the report means.
Short examples of how an officer documents a crash and what people usually look for afterward. A report records observations, statements, diagrams, and codes. It does not decide a legal claim or promise a payment.
What officers look at: where each vehicle was, direction and movement, traffic controls, damage and marks, injuries, witness accounts, video, weather, and what each driver said. Keep the original report unchanged and compare it with your own records.
A police report records facts, not a final verdict.
Officers document location, movement, traffic controls, damage, injuries, statements, witnesses, and available video. The report helps insurers and courts evaluate a claim, but it does not promise a payment or decide every legal issue.
Rear-end crashes often turn on safe following distance.
New York cases commonly place the initial burden on the rear driver to give a non-negligent explanation. Photos, stopping distance, traffic flow, sudden lane changes, and witness or dashcam evidence can matter.
Sideswipes are read through lanes, signals, and vehicle movement.
The report may compare lane lines, signal use, mirror or blind-spot issues, damage direction, and each driver’s statement. A lane-change label alone does not answer every fault question.
Left-turn crashes depend on the intersection facts.
Officers may document the signal, turn arrow, lanes, right-of-way position, speed, and where the vehicles met. Read the diagram and narrative together, and preserve signal, witness, and video evidence.
Commercial incidents can involve many vehicle types.
Examples include delivery vans or Amazon-branded vehicles, city or school buses, U-Haul or Penske moving trucks, rideshare vehicles such as Lyft, excavators, dump trucks, and other work vehicles. Company names here are examples only; they do not show affiliation, responsibility, insurance coverage, or a legal outcome.
Save the report, request receipt, photos, medical records, claim contacts, and witness information. Police document the scene; insurers and courts evaluate responsibility and damages using all available evidence.
General information onlyThese examples explain what to look for; they do not predict fault, settlement value, or a verdict. Police, DMV, insurance, medical, and legal instructions control.
NEW YORK WORKERS’ COMPENSATION BOARD · VISUAL CHECKLIST
Work injury? Start with these six moves.
A simple picture guide for the first steps after an injury at work. Use the official New York Workers’ Compensation Board pages for current rules and filing instructions.
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First move: get safe and tell your employer promptly. NY WCB says notice must be given within 30 days; earlier is better.
Step 1 · right away
Get safe
Move away from the injury if you can.
Get urgent medical help when needed. Call 911.
Step 2 · notify
Tell your employer
Tell your supervisor or employer as soon as possible.
Ask where to report the injury, or notify your HR department.
Do not send a Social Security number or medical records through this helper form.
Guided help
Let us help you get organized.
Share a few details and we’ll guide you through the next step. You review and submit official forms yourself.
01Tell us what you need
02We organize the details
03You choose the next step
What happens next
We help make the next step clear.
We break the C-3 into plain-language information groups, help organize your answers, and guide you to the next step. You review and submit the official claim and any employer or HR report yourself.
Sources checked October 18, 2026. This is general information, not legal advice. WCB instructions and deadlines control.
PROMOTIONAL DESIGN OPTIONS
More visual. A clear next step.
Choose a symptom infographic, a straightforward call card, an attorney-help card, or the location map. Every design comes in both phone-number versions.
These are creative drafts for review. Text-message capability, office scheduling arrangements, and the public launch destination must be verified before advertising. Paid-ad wording may need platform-specific changes.
LAUNCH WORKBOOK · OCTOBER 16, 2026
From a call to a confirmed visit.
The launch package is designed to turn local inquiries into reviewed appointment requests. A request is counted separately from an appointment the practice has confirmed.
What is prepared
Shoulder, back, and knee infographic cards in two phone-number versions.
Medical call/text card with attorney-status choices, plus a separate attorney-help card.
Clickable phone actions and an online request path into the private Injury Link intake demo.
Launch sequence
Stage
Action
Completion evidence
Before traffic
Confirm the legal business name, phone ownership, text delivery, response hours, privacy notice and actual office scheduling arrangements. Choose a public landing destination; this private review site requires sign-in.
A test call/text is received and answered; a test appointment is confirmed by a participating office.
Organic distribution
Use approved call-card and location graphics on the business’s social profiles and approved community channels. Link to the verified destination. Obtain permission before posting in groups or distributing through third parties.
Each placement has a source label or campaign link; staff can identify its leads.
Paid search draft
Prepare local campaigns around service-intent searches such as “orthopedic appointment near me,” “injury care appointment,” “physical therapy appointment,” and “workers comp doctor appointment.” Choose markets where booking access is confirmed. No budget or campaign has been activated.
Owner approves the account, geographic markets, spending limit, ads, and destination before launch.
First traffic review
Review answered calls, qualified requests, contacted offices, confirmed appointments and attendance. Adjust the weakest stage of that sequence.
A daily funnel report distinguishes leads, appointments requested, appointments confirmed, and visits attended.
Organic card copy
Shoulder pain? Back pain? Knee pain? At work, in a car accident, or after an injury? Let us help schedule your next appointment. Call now or text the 929 line. Ask about same-day availability.
Paid-ad copy to submit for platform review
Injury Care Appointment Help Explore local care options after work or auto accidents. Request scheduling help for orthopedics, pain management, physical therapy, chiropractic or neurology. Appointments subject to provider confirmation.
Use service-focused wording rather than asserting knowledge of an individual viewer’s health. Google restricts advertiser-curated audiences for sensitive health advertising. Do not build injury-patient retargeting or upload patient lists. Campaign eligibility and final approval belong to the platform. Google health-advertising policy ↗
Intake and follow-up playbook
Answer the inquiry and record the chosen callback channel, location and type of help.
Confirm work injury, auto accident or other incident and obtain only information needed for the next scheduling step. Emergency needs go to emergency care.
Record whether the person already has an attorney, needs one, or is unsure. Keep the legal referral optional.
Check the office, provider type, payer/network/referral requirements, preferred times and any authorization needs. A public directory listing alone is not scheduling authority.
Send the request to the office through the agreed workflow. Mark the appointment confirmed only after the office accepts the slot.
Provide the confirmed time, location, office contact and preparation instructions. Send reminders through an operational, agreed channel and track attendance.
Measure the actual conversion
Measure
Definition
Answered-call rate
Answered calls divided by inbound calls.
Qualified inquiry
A genuine person requesting care or a legal consultation in a serviceable location.
Scheduling conversion
Office-confirmed appointments divided by qualified care inquiries.
Attendance
Attended visits divided by confirmed appointments.
Cost per confirmed appointment
Approved advertising spend divided by confirmed appointments, once spending is authorized.
Current boundaries
This package does not activate ads, spend money, send messages, guarantee patient volume, make medical recommendations, or confirm appointments without an office response. SMS delivery and staff response coverage require live tests. The existing private intake stores requests per signed-in account; a shared production staff queue and public privacy/consent flow need separate implementation before public lead collection.
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