For workers' comp attorneys
Be the firm injured workers find — in the territory you choose.
Prescriptions.plus is where people injured at work come to understand their medications, their treatment and their claim. Attorneys choose ZIP codes or a whole state and the case categories they handle, and appear beside that education when someone asks for legal help.
Territory, not lead lists
You pick 1 ZIP, 5 ZIPs or a whole state, and the case categories you take. Your firm is shown to injured workers in that territory who ask to speak with an attorney.
Consented requests only
People reach you only after asking to be contacted and agreeing to share their details. Each request shows what they asked about, where they are, and when they agreed.
A back office built for intake
Track every request, add private notes, mark follow-ups and keep your profile current. Your share code lets the doctors you work with join at a discount.
Monthly marketing plans
Pick your territory
One flat monthly fee for visibility. No per-request fees, no share of any fee or case, cancel anytime. Results vary by territory; we don’t promise a number of requests or cases.
Local
$7,500/mo
1 ZIP code · 1 category
- ✓ Your firm in 1 ZIP code for 1 case category
- ✓ Consented injured-worker requests from that territory
- ✓ Attorney back office: requests, intake summaries, follow-ups
- ✓ Doctor directory access
Regional
$15,000/mo
5 ZIP codes · 5 categories
- ✓ Everything in Local
- ✓ 5 ZIP codes and 5 case categories
Statewide
$25,000/mo
Full state · up to 5 categories
- ✓ Everything in Regional
- ✓ Every ZIP code in one state, up to 5 categories
Case categories
Choose the work you want to be found for. Local includes one category; Regional and Statewide include up to five.
Thank-you codes
Joining with a doctor’s code? You get 50% off for 3 months.
Every doctor and clinic on Prescriptions.plus has a share code for the attorneys they work with. Enter it when you join. You’ll get your own code to pass to doctors, too.
How share codes work →Guides for workers’ comp firms
How workers’ comp attorneys get found online
How injured workers actually search for help after a work injury, what they look for in a lawyer, and where educational content and directories fit your plan.
Territory marketing, explained
How ZIP-code territories and case categories work for workers’ comp attorneys on prescriptions.plus, what each monthly plan includes, and what it does not.
ZIP code or statewide: how to choose
Weigh population density, venue, firm capacity and state licensing when choosing between ZIP-code and statewide marketing for a workers’ comp practice online.
Intake best practices for work-injury matters
Practical intake habits for workers’ comp firms: speed to contact, consent, conflict checks, recording the injury date and flagging notice deadlines early on.
Working with work-injury doctors
How workers’ comp attorneys and treating physicians coordinate on records, reports and evaluations while respecting medical independence and state bar rules.
Client resources you can share
Free plain-language guides on medications, home prescription delivery, medical supplies and next steps after a work injury that attorneys can send to clients.
Sponsored listings, explained
Why every paid attorney placement on prescriptions.plus is labelled Sponsored, how listings are ordered within a territory, and the advertising rules to check.
Coupon codes from doctors
Every doctor on prescriptions.plus has a share code. Attorneys who join with one get a thank-you discount on their monthly marketing fee. Here is how it works.
Consent and privacy for requests
How consented requests from injured workers reach attorneys on prescriptions.plus, what each person agreed to, and how to handle health information with care.
Measuring your marketing
What workers’ comp firms should track on any marketing channel: requests received, response time, cost per request and signed cases measured in your own system.
Share with your clients
Free, plain-language guides you can send to injured workers: Injured at work · Medications A–Z · Prescription home delivery · Medical supplies · Find a doctor
Frequently asked questions
What exactly am I paying for?+
A monthly marketing subscription: your firm's visibility on Prescriptions.plus in the ZIP codes (or the state) and case categories your plan covers, plus the attorney back office. There are no per-request fees, and we don't take any part of a fee or a case.
How many requests or cases will I get?+
We don't promise a number. Volume depends on your territory, the season, your categories and how quickly you respond. You're buying visibility and territory, and you can cancel any month.
Are requests from people who agreed to be contacted?+
Yes. An injured worker only reaches you after asking to be contacted by an attorney and agreeing to share their details. You'll see the consent, the ZIP code and what they asked about in your back office.
Do I need to follow my state bar's advertising rules?+
Yes. Your profile is your advertising; keep it factual, avoid outcome claims, and check your state bar's rules. Paid placement on the site is labeled “Sponsored”.
What is a share code?+
Every doctor on the site has a code to share with attorneys they work with. Join with it and you get a discount on your marketing fee — and you'll get your own code to share with doctors.
Claim your territory before someone else does.
Choose your ZIP codes or state and your case categories. Set up takes about five minutes.
Get startedPrescriptions.plus is an educational portal. We are not a pharmacy, law firm, medical provider, insurer or claims administrator, and nothing here is medical or legal advice. Educational purposes only. Attorney profiles are advertising; Sponsored placement is labeled. Prescriptions.plus is not a lawyer referral service and does not take any part of legal fees.