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Service 03 · Injury Recovery

Injury Recovery with structured medical review.

Structured medical review for active people working through an injury. The hardest part is knowing when you are truly ready to go back. A date on the calendar does not answer that. A clinician reviews your recovery alongside your physio and GP, and helps you understand each stage.

Staged

recovery reviews

Video

real-time consults

1:1

with a clinician

Structured injury rehabilitation
03

Clinician-reviewed

At each check-in

Monitoring active Today

Assessment

Recovery concerns

Has your recovery stalled?

Some people find recovery slows despite following their recommendations.

  • Recovery plateauing
  • Persistent soft-tissue symptoms
  • Difficulty returning to activity
  • Ongoing discomfort
  • Limited progress despite rehabilitation

A structured recovery assessment can help determine whether additional medical support is appropriate. An assessment does not diagnose a condition or guarantee a particular outcome.

The protocol

The injury recovery protocol.

Who this is for

People with sports and orthopaedic injuries who want structured medical oversight alongside their rehabilitation.

  • Suitable for sports and orthopaedic injuries
  • Weekly clinician check-ins
  • Recovery monitoring
  • Ongoing review
  • Access to prescription treatment options, if deemed medically appropriate by your doctor
What's included

Recovery review, built around your situation.

Clinical recovery review

A clinician reviews how the injured area is recovering and helps you understand what each stage involves, so you are not left guessing.

Clear recovery stages

Each stage has clear reference points. You and your clinician review how things are tracking before moving on. Timeframes vary based on individual assessment.

Guidance on progressing safely

Guidance shaped around your activity and goals, for runners, lifters and active adults.

Physio and GP coordination

We work alongside your physio and GP, with your consent, so the recovery plan moves together.

Reviewing what may help recurrence

We review the movement or load factors that may be involved, and discuss what could help reduce the chance of a repeat injury.

Imaging and investigation guidance

We help you understand what imaging may be relevant, when, and what the findings mean for your recovery.

Who it's for

Who this is right for.

Recreational athletes

Runners, lifters and cyclists working towards a return to their activity.

After orthopaedic surgery

People recovering after a surgical repair who want structured medical review.

Recurrent injuries

People whose injury keeps returning despite physio and rest.

Active adults

Anyone whose work or lifestyle depends on staying active.

How your care runs

Your injury recovery runs in clear stages.

1 Stage 1

Phase 01

Assessment

Clinical review, imaging review where relevant, and a recovery plan set out with you. Timeframes vary based on individual assessment.

2 Stage 2

Phase 02

Early recovery

Comfort guidance, early movement and load. Scheduled review of pain, swelling and function.

3 Stage 3

Phase 03

Rebuilding

Progressing your activity. Strength and movement reviewed alongside your physio.

4 Stage 4

Phase 04

Returning to activity

Reviewing readiness to return, with checks discussed and documented along the way.

What changes

What a structured recovery review looks like.

01

A clearer return

Reviewing readiness at each stage helps you understand when going back may be appropriate. You do not have to guess by a date. Individual results vary based on your unique circumstances.

02

Reviewing recurrence risk

We review the factors that may contribute to a repeat injury and discuss what could help.

03

Guidance for your situation

Shaped around your activity and goals, rather than a generic template.

04

Clear reference points

You and your clinician review how things are tracking at each stage.

05

Coordinated care

We work alongside your physio, GP and other treating doctors, with your consent.

Common questions.

Injury Recovery

Usually, yes. Baseline Medical provides the medical review and recovery plan. Your physio runs the hands-on rehab. We work alongside your physio, with your consent, so the two move together.

We can support recovery after a surgical repair. Your recovery review is set up around your operation and your surgeon's instructions, with stages mapped to suit. Care begins with a real-time video or phone consultation.

No. Many people we see are recreational athletes or active adults who want a structured review of their recovery rather than guessing. Timeframes vary based on individual assessment.

There is no single answer from a calendar. A clinician reviews your readiness at each stage and helps you understand when going back may be appropriate. Individual results vary based on your circumstances.

No referral is required. You can book your first consultation directly, and we coordinate with your physio or GP as needed, with your consent.

We confirm the full fee in writing before you begin. You can ask any pricing questions at your first consultation.

Get Started

Your recovery deserves a medical process.

Book your initial consultation. You leave with a clear recovery plan and one clinician guiding the weeks ahead.

Back when you are ready, monitored the whole way. Recovery, supervised.

Recovery timeframes and outcomes vary based on your individual circumstances. Monitoring does not guarantee a particular outcome.

Baseline Medical supplements your in-person surgical and medical care. It does not replace your surgeon, GP, or emergency services.

Telehealth is not suitable for all injury or recovery concerns. Your clinician may recommend in-person assessment, urgent care, GP review, specialist referral, further investigation, or no treatment depending on your circumstances.

If you have severe pain, high fever, heavy bleeding, breathing difficulty, or signs of a serious complication, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department.