Here are sample narratives explaining patient findings and research to explain. Remember, what we DO NOT put in the narrative or our notes, we may not be able to explain if it goes to court. Lots of great attorneys will ask and pay for a doctor to do a narrative to “wrap up” in one place what the injuires are,… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a paper that discusses injuries that can be associated with airbag deployment. The airbags will not be deployed in a rear end impact based on the mechanism of the crash, and the body moving away from the steering wheel. However, the side and front airbags can be deployed in a side or front impact… Read More
Here is a paper from John Hopkins where over 30,000 people were asked about their health and health-related quality of life to examine the consequences of MVCs. Out of these people, a percentage of them had a car crash and the survey concluded that “having an injury was associated with deficits in all domains of the EQ-5D (health index questionnaire).”… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a list of questions I and the attorney had constructed and used in trial. If you go to trial on behalf of your patient, you have to educate the jury the best you can. However, you can only answer what is asked. This is why your patients attorney has to understand the injuries. Notice the… Read More
Dear Professionally Integrated, I hear a lot of people talk about adding “value drivers” to your notes that could potentially increase the value of your case for an attorney. I am here to tell you from my personal experience that playing a insurance game, such as adding certain “value drivers” that are designed by Colossus, a computer program to evaluate… Read More
Here is a study the I, at Professionally Integrated want you to be familiar with. This shows many injuries that can be caused by “whiplash” and shows how “whiplash” is NOT a diagnosis. This also demonstrates how low the Gs are for a patient to potentially be hurt. The insurance companies may say that “no damage to the car, so… Read More
So much has been argued about “evidence-based care” and xrays. I believe many of these so-called “evidence-based doctors” have spelled “biased” wrong. Let’s take a look at what some of the evidence suggests about the importance of xrays to identify pathologies that may come on in the future. I also discuss what treatment is available to fix these findings, if… 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
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, 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, Here is a paper that discusses injuries that can be associated with airbag deployment. The airbags will not be deployed in a rear end impact based on the mechanism of the crash, and the body moving away from the steering wheel. However, the side and front airbags can be deployed in a side or front impact… Read More
Here is a paper from John Hopkins where over 30,000 people were asked about their health and health-related quality of life to examine the consequences of MVCs. Out of these people, a percentage of them had a car crash and the survey concluded that “having an injury was associated with deficits in all domains of the EQ-5D (health index questionnaire).”… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated, Here is a list of questions I and the attorney had constructed and used in trial. If you go to trial on behalf of your patient, you have to educate the jury the best you can. However, you can only answer what is asked. This is why your patients attorney has to understand the injuries. Notice the… 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
Dear Professionally Integrated, I hear a lot of people talk about adding “value drivers” to your notes that could potentially increase the value of your case for an attorney. I am here to tell you from my personal experience that playing a insurance game, such as adding certain “value drivers” that are designed by Colossus, a computer program to evaluate… Read More
Here is a study the I, at Professionally Integrated want you to be familiar with. This shows many injuries that can be caused by “whiplash” and shows how “whiplash” is NOT a diagnosis. This also demonstrates how low the Gs are for a patient to potentially be hurt. The insurance companies may say that “no damage to the car, so… Read More
So much has been argued about “evidence-based care” and xrays. I believe many of these so-called “evidence-based doctors” have spelled “biased” wrong. Let’s take a look at what some of the evidence suggests about the importance of xrays to identify pathologies that may come on in the future. I also discuss what treatment is available to fix these findings, if… 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, 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
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Hello Professionally Integrated, I hear all the time that “chiro care was excessive” or over “15 visits is over treating” etc. Well, what if you are documenting the injuries and explaining what those injuries mean in the short and long term? What if your care prevents more expensive, invasive procedures, and minimizes disability? Well, I have testified in court over… Read More
Hello Professionally Integrated. This question comes up often and most of the time insurance companies will argue that a patient had a “pre-existing” condition. Lets take a look at the terms and definitions of that and “Pre-disposing”. I would make sure to mention what your patient has if either, in your notes from the beginning. . A pre-existing condition… Read More
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