Last Updated:February 10, 2026

Terms of Service

These Terms of Service govern your use of AccidentDoc Pasadena's website and medical services. Please read carefully before submitting forms or receiving treatment.

Important Legal Disclaimers

AccidentDoc Pasadena is a medical clinic, NOT a law firm. We do NOT provide legal advice, representation, or attorney-client relationships.

Submitting an evaluation form or receiving medical treatment does NOT create an attorney-client relationship. If you need legal representation, we can refer you to personal injury attorneys, but you are free to choose any attorney.

This website provides general information only. Do NOT rely on this information as legal or medical advice. For medical emergencies, call 911 immediately.

Common Questions

Terms of Service FAQs

If your settlement does not cover the full balance of your medical bill, you remain personally responsible for the unpaid amount. We will work with you to establish a payment plan, but the debt is legally yours. This is why we strongly recommend discussing settlement amounts with your attorney before accepting any offer.

No. We cannot and do not guarantee any settlement amount, case outcome, or timeline. Every personal injury case is unique and depends on many factors including liability, damages, insurance coverage, and negotiations. Our role is to provide medical treatment and documentation - your attorney handles legal strategy and settlement negotiations.

You have the right to refuse any recommended treatment or seek a second opinion. However, if you fail to comply with your prescribed treatment plan without medical justification, we may discharge you as a patient. Your cooperation with treatment is essential for both your recovery and the success of your personal injury claim.

Yes. We reserve the right to refuse service or discharge patients who: miss multiple appointments without notice, fail to comply with treatment plans, provide false information, engage in threatening behavior, or violate our clinic policies. We will provide 30 days written notice when possible, except in cases of immediate safety concerns.

Any changes to these Terms of Service will be posted on our website with a 30-day notice period. Material changes affecting existing patients will be communicated by email or mail. Your continued use of our services after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the updated terms. You may terminate services if you disagree with changes.

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