How the directory works

Where listings come from

Most listings start with a real case: a law firm using Quilia records where its client is treating, and that provider becomes a listing. Those records are joined with the federal NPI registry, which supplies credentials and the registered practice, and with public business data for addresses, phone numbers and hours.

Listings are organized by category and place, and the same practice recorded by several firms is merged into one listing. Insurers, billing companies and other non-providers are removed. Hospitals, emergency rooms, urgent care and retail chains stay available to firms and clients recording treatment, but are kept off the public site, which is for providers who treat injury cases over time rather than for one visit.

What the badges mean

Claimed

Someone at the practice took over the listing by confirming a phone number by text. They manage the listing and are responsible for its contact details and hours. Claimed listings rank first.

NPI verified

The listing matches an active record in the federal NPI registry. The registry number itself is not shown.

Active on Quilia

Personal injury clients or law firms on Quilia reference this provider. Counts are shown as ranges and never identify a client or a firm.

Accepts liens

The provider has said, in their own listing, that they accept liens or letters of protection. It is never inferred from case data, and a listing without the badge has simply not answered.

Claim, correct or remove a listing

Every unclaimed listing has a claim button. Claiming takes a phone verification and is free. Once claimed, you edit the listing yourself: name, specialty, locations, hours, contact details, and whether you accept liens.

To correct a listing you do not want to claim, or to have one removed, write to support@quilia.com with the listing's address.

Reviews

The directory does not publish reviews or ratings today. If it does, they will come from Quilia clients after treatment, and the page will say so.