Hello Professionally Integrated Members, This is a letter I received from an attorney after a settlement that involved two patients. I was deposed and spoke about their injuries and importance of our care. I was able to explain the injuries because I have taken the time to learn about them, and document them appropriately by directly using the website Professionallyintegrated.com…. Read More
Dear Professionally Integrated, Here is a great video and paper that I break down for you to make it easy to put in your notes and educate patients and your community. This paper describes the difference between chronic pain patients from a car crash, compared to patients with pain not from a car crash. The authors found a significant difference… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, This is FREE for all with minimum of “Free” membership. Here is “Ethics Rule 94” that you should review as it can help you understand how an attorney should respect your lien, and communicate with you to pay a 3rd party claim from a settlement. I am attaching it below for you and a breakdown in the… Read More
Dear Professionally Integrated, I am attaching along with the video I made of Ethics Opinions for lawyers and how they should handle paying parties that are owed money from a settlement where a lien is in place. First and foremost, the easiest way to handle this is to only work with attorneys that understand these injuries, and respect the care that… Read More
Hello professionally integrated, here are some rules that show if you are being asked for your time such as a deposition, arbitration, even trial, that your time is worth money and if an attorney tries not to pay you you can use this as a starting point. As members of the site you have access to many forms that you… Read More
Dear professionally integrated, Many times an insurance adjuster, or someone else may say, “your patient should be better by now”. Depending on the diagnosis you gave, this may or may not be true. If you gave an appropriate diagnosis, and that diagnosis matches your documentation, and you can validate with research, you can use the letter below explaining why that… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a FREE video and PAPER where the authors did a survey on MVC patients. This survey showed that 50% of MVC patients suffer with chronic pain. This does NOT agree with what many insurance companies and the “doctors” they hire say. Many of the insurance reports mention the patient “should be better in 6-8 weeks.”… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, The Croft guidelines. And Dr. Croft himself are amazing. However, I like to really focus on each specific diagnosis and what those injuries mean that allowed you to grade a person a Croft grade 2, or 3, etc.. Be sure to sign up for research to help educate ourselves and patients on specific injuries and how YOUR… Read More
CAD FORM 2018 Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a CAD form I use on all new MVC patients . . . You either need to log in or a different subscription to view this page. Sign Up Now!… Read More
Dear Professionally Integrated, When patients are in a crash they may need traction devices or even a new bed as the injuries sustained now need home care. I will recommend it if I can validate the injuries and explain why a traction device or bed etc is reasonable and necessary . . . You either need to log in or… Read More
Dear professionally integrated, Many times an insurance adjuster, or someone else may say, “your patient should be better by now”. Depending on the diagnosis you gave, this may or may not be true. If you gave an appropriate diagnosis, and that diagnosis matches your documentation, and you can validate with research, you can use the letter below explaining why that… Read More
I have attached a expert narrative that I wrote for my patient. Her attorney paid for my time which is standard procedure. I also including research references for you to use and how I incorporated research into my treatment. This way, I can further validate why I did what I did on the stand if need be. The blank numbers… Read More
If you are asked, and you should be asked by an attorney to write a rebuttal to what a insurance doctor writes on your patient, you should. This will take time as you need to read the full report and make notes on where the IME doctor is wrong and explain your position on your patient in detail. In this… Read More
Do not expect an attorney to know the science and treatment as well as you in regards to your diagnosis and treatment plan of your patient. While you are on the stand in court, you can only discuss what is asked of you. That means, if you are not asked, you can not explain what the jury may need to… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated Members, This is a letter I received from an attorney after a settlement that involved two patients. I was deposed and spoke about their injuries and importance of our care. I was able to explain the injuries because I have taken the time to learn about them, and document them appropriately by directly using the website Professionallyintegrated.com…. Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, This is FREE for all with minimum of “Free” membership. Here is “Ethics Rule 94” that you should review as it can help you understand how an attorney should respect your lien, and communicate with you to pay a 3rd party claim from a settlement. I am attaching it below for you and a breakdown in the… Read More
Dear Professionally Integrated, I am attaching along with the video I made of Ethics Opinions for lawyers and how they should handle paying parties that are owed money from a settlement where a lien is in place. First and foremost, the easiest way to handle this is to only work with attorneys that understand these injuries, and respect the care that… Read More
Hello professionally integrated, here are some rules that show if you are being asked for your time such as a deposition, arbitration, even trial, that your time is worth money and if an attorney tries not to pay you you can use this as a starting point. As members of the site you have access to many forms that you… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a FREE video and PAPER where the authors did a survey on MVC patients. This survey showed that 50% of MVC patients suffer with chronic pain. This does NOT agree with what many insurance companies and the “doctors” they hire say. Many of the insurance reports mention the patient “should be better in 6-8 weeks.”… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, The Croft guidelines. And Dr. Croft himself are amazing. However, I like to really focus on each specific diagnosis and what those injuries mean that allowed you to grade a person a Croft grade 2, or 3, etc.. Be sure to sign up for research to help educate ourselves and patients on specific injuries and how YOUR… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a narrative I was paid to produce and the demand letter a very good attorney wrote based on the narrative and science to help her client, my patient get compensated for her injuries. As I have mentioned, in my experience most docs and attorneys do not know enough about these injuries to truly help, this… Read More
Hello Professionally integrated, If you have not joined professionally integrated yet, what are you waiting for? This service is a concierge service to help you improve your practice as well as your knowledge. As a member you gain full access to call me personally, as well as research to help validate your care, and to further educate patients so they understand… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, I know many “PI” programs spend A LOT of time on “Colossus”, I do not. Why? Because it has very little to do with me, my practice, my patients, research, and APPROPRIATE care. This is a program that looks for “key words” to add some “value” to a case. What I want for you all, is to… Read More
Hello professionally Integrated, I am asked “where should a deposition take place?” I prefer it at my office and this video explains why.   . . . You either need to log in or a different subscription to view this page. Sign Up Now!… Read More