Federal Examination & Evaluation Capacity

For federal prime contractors, network administrators, and government stakeholders evaluating Empower as a subcontractor or network-provider partner.

Partner posture

Empower supports a partner's program requirements as a subcontractor or network provider. This capability statement does not present Empower as a prime-contract bidder or claim a federal contract award.

250+

licensed providers

states with telehealth evaluation availability

Examination & evaluation capabilities

Two coordinated federal service lines

General Medical Evaluations

Doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners conduct general medical disability examinations across musculoskeletal, respiratory, sensory, cardiovascular, endocrine, and chronic-condition needs. Examinations follow the applicable program protocols and documentation requirements.

Behavioral Health Evaluations

Licensed psychologists and psychiatrists conduct behavioral health disability examinations, including general mental health, PTSD, military sexual trauma, traumatic brain injury, DBQs, and medical opinions. Examiners use structured interviews and document the clinical basis for their conclusions.

Direct provider model

Empower recruits, credentials, and supports its clinicians directly.
Clinicians are matched to the examination type and applicable program requirements before assignment.
Experienced C&P evaluators mentor clinicians on examination protocols and documentation.

Quality & accountability

Evaluation reports go through structured clinical quality review before release. Clinical quality accountability is held at the executive level by the Chief Executive Officer, Yisroel Loeb, Ph.D.

National examination availability

Telehealth evaluation availability spans all 50 states, subject to examination and program requirements. In-person evaluation needs are scoped with partners by geography and examination type.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-07

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