FLIX HEALTH provides professional health services delivered by GMC-registered doctors.

Our services are designed to support employers, organisations, and individuals with clear, evidence-based medico-legal assessments and high-quality reporting.

Medico-Legal Expert Reports

FLIX HEALTH LIMITED - A team of Medico-legal experts providing expert opinion in personal injury cases, whiplash injury, road traffic accidents, low velocity impact & mild traumatic brain injury.

We review our clients at a number of venues across the UK upon confirmation.

MEDCO accredited medical expert (pending completion)

MedCo is the system used to facilitate the sourcing of medical report providers in claims brought under the Ministry of Justice RTA Small Claims Pre-Action Protocol or the Pre-Action Protocol for Low Value Personal Injury Claims in Road Traffic Accidents.

We at FLIX HEALTH are experts in low velocity impact whiplash injuries - this means we are available to accept instructions on all complex whiplash injuries from RTA.

Our Statement.

We do not act as your lawyer or provide a legal opinion.

We do not assess or talk about how much compensation you will receive. That is for the Court, which has the absolute power to award damages.

If you have had a road traffic accident, our role is to examine you and provide you with our independent medical opinion.

Our medico-legal opinion is wholly independent, and our duty is to the Court and NOT to your lawyers or insurance company who are paying my professional fees.

What does this mean?

We at FLIX HEALTH have to balance the duty as a doctor towards you and to the Court, which relies on our expertise. The only way we can achieve this is by being robust and forensic in our analysis of the accident, your injuries, and the recovery process and making recommendations for a speedy recovery.

Ways to prepare for your medico-legal assessment with a Doctor at FLIX HEALTH

If you have injured your neck or back in a rear-end shunt but also sustained injuries to the knees, elbows, shoulders, chest or any other body parts, then it is up to you as a claimant to provide all the facts.

• You can take photos of the injured part that show the bruising or swelling to these body parts and bring them to the medical appointment.

• You can also maintain a symptom diary or journal to help me understand your recovery or the lack of recovery.

• If you have visited a GP, hospital or physiotherapist, ask for a copy of your visit record. Your medical information is your property, and you own it.

The long and short of this, if you are claiming pain and suffering due to the car accident, then the onus is on you to present all medical facts to me.

The Good Medical Practice guidelines dictate that we treat each patient respectfully and without any bias or discrimination. It is our job at FLIX HEALTH in wanting to empower you as a patient and your legal team through our expertise and reliable medico-legal opinion.