How does payment work for pain-management services?

Payment follows the terms of your executed provider agreement. Approved TPN providers may be eligible for accelerated payment under the terms of their provider agreement.

Pain Management

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Personal-injury patients frequently need interventional and medical pain management as part of their recovery. The network needs pain-management practices that can evaluate referred patients and coordinate with the broader care team.

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Care coordination from referral through resolution
Designed for personal-injury healthcare
Integrated provider and case support
Transparent participation terms

Pain-management physician reviewing imaging with a personal-injury patient.

Referrals you may receive

Post-collision pain
Interventional pain evaluation
Chronic pain following injury
Coordinated medication management where appropriate

Benefits for your practice

Qualified personal-injury referrals aligned to your accepted case criteria
Lien servicing and settlement-related administration coordinated by Empower
Better case visibility through technology-supported communication
One operational relationship across multiple cases and firms

Patient-access standards

The network values timely evaluation of referred patients. Access expectations are set with your capacity during onboarding.

Documentation expectations

Timely, accurate documentation of evaluation, interventions, and progress, supported by the program's structured workflows.

How payment works

Approved TPN providers may be eligible for accelerated payment under the terms of their provider agreement. You receive the applicable terms before you accept treatment responsibility.

Qualification criteria

Active, unrestricted license appropriate to your scope
Appropriate malpractice coverage
Ethical, compliant billing practices
Evidence-based, medically necessary care

Your clinical judgment remains yours

TPN participation does not replace the provider's independent professional judgment. Participating providers are responsible for determining medical necessity, establishing appropriate treatment plans, documenting care accurately, and complying with all applicable professional and regulatory requirements.