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For Personal-Injury Providers

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Join Empower's Trusted Provider Network for qualified referral opportunities, written participation terms, centralized case coordination, and support that helps your practice focus on client care.

For qualified chiropractic, pain management, physical therapy, imaging, and specialty medical providers.

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

Personal-Injury Care Should Not Require Fragmented Administrative Processes

Managing personal-injury referrals can require your practice to:

  • Track cases manually
  • Contact multiple referring organizations
  • Follow up across separate systems
  • Manage documentation requests
  • Maintain different administrative processes for each referral source

A better way to serve personal-injury clients

The Empower Trusted Provider Network coordinates case communication, documentation follow-up, and administrative support, and delivers qualified referrals that fit your specialty, geography, and capacity. You keep your clinical independence and get one operational relationship instead of many.

A Better Infrastructure for Serving Personal-Injury Clients

Qualified Referral Opportunities

Receive referral opportunities aligned with your specialty, geography, capacity, and accepted case criteria.

Clear Participation Terms

Review the applicable participation terms in writing before accepting treatment responsibility.

Coordinated Administrative Support

Empower coordinates referral communication, documentation follow-up, and case-related administrative support.

One Operational Relationship

Reduce the burden of managing separate processes across multiple law firms and cases.

Better Case Visibility

Use structured workflows and technology-supported communication to understand case status and required actions.

Clinical Independence

You remain responsible for clinical decisions, medical necessity, treatment planning, and professional standards.

Practice Growth

Expand your personal-injury caseload without building separate case-tracking and follow-up processes.

Dedicated Network Support

Work with a team that supports onboarding, referrals, documentation, case coordination, and operational questions.

How It Works

  1. Apply
  2. Complete credentialing
  3. Set your referral preferences
  4. Treat accepted clients
  5. Continue with coordinated case support

Know the Terms Before You Treat

The network is intended to give participating providers clarity before they accept treatment responsibility, including:

  • Written participation terms
  • Applicable terms provided in writing before you treat
  • Referral-specific information
  • Documentation expectations
  • A clear process for questions and disputes
  • No hidden requirement to accept every referral
  • No guarantee of referral volume
  • No obligation to accept every referral
  • Referral volume is not guaranteed
  • Participation is subject to credentialing and market availability
  • Clinical judgment remains with the treating provider
  • Participation terms are provided in writing
  • You review the applicable terms before accepting treatment responsibility

Who Should Apply

  • Experience serving personal-injury clients, or a willingness to adopt personal-injury workflows
  • Strong client experience
  • Timely scheduling capacity
  • Accurate, timely clinical documentation
  • Active licensing and appropriate insurance
  • Ethical billing practices
  • A responsive administrative team
  • A commitment to medically necessary care
  • The ability to coordinate with attorneys and care teams professionally
  • Interest in building a long-term network relationship

Currently onboarding providers in four states

ArizonaTexasNevadaGeorgia

Additional markets are planned. If your practice is outside these states, you can still submit the interest form. Your state is captured with your application, and the provider network team will contact you as new markets open.

A Provider Network Built by a Healthcare Provider

Empower is not a technology directory or a lead marketplace. It is an operating healthcare provider, and that difference shows up at every step of a case.

Care delivery, not just introductions

A directory lists your practice and moves on. What happens after the introduction is your problem to solve.

Empower is an operating healthcare provider. Behavioral health is delivered inside the network, and the same clinical operation coordinates the rest of your client's care journey.

Matched referrals, not sold leads

A lead marketplace measures success by the number of names it passes along, whether or not they fit your practice.

Referral opportunities are matched to your specialty, geography, capacity, and accepted case criteria, and you can decline any case that is not a fit.

Care delivery with coordinated support

In a fragmented administrative model, updates and documentation requests can pull your front office away from care delivery.

Empower coordinates case communication and documentation follow-up so your team can stay focused on care.

One relationship instead of many

Managing personal-injury referrals on your own can mean a separate process for every referring organization, case, and status update.

You work through one operational relationship. Communication with referring attorneys is coordinated centrally, and case status moves through structured, technology-supported workflows.

Terms you can read before you treat

Opaque arrangements ask you to treat first and learn the details later.

TPN participation terms are provided in writing before you accept treatment responsibility, with a clear process for questions.

Your clinical judgment stays yours

When a network's incentives drive care decisions, providers get pressure instead of partnership.

Participating providers determine medical necessity and treatment planning. Empower coordinates the case; it does not direct your 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.

Provider questions, answered

Built on Trust

Why Organizations Trust Empower

Attorneys, case managers, carriers, and federal partners rely on the same fundamentals: compliant systems, credentialed clinicians, defensible documentation, and communication you never have to chase.

HIPAA-Compliant Systems

Referrals, records, and status updates move through HIPAA-compliant systems. Protected health information is accessible only to the patient's care team and shared with referring partners through secure channels, never sold or used outside the care relationship.

Licensed, Credentialed Evaluators

Evaluations are conducted by licensed clinicians credentialed for their specific scope of work: psychologists, physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners, with named clinical leadership overseeing each service line.

Documentation Built for Review

Reports are written to withstand review by courts, carriers, and federal examiners: thorough, objective, and clearly organized. Records are retained and released only through secure, authorized channels.

Proactive Status Updates

A named case manager sends proactive updates at each milestone, from first contact through completed report, so referring partners know where a case stands without having to ask.

Build Your Personal-Injury Practice With a Partner Designed to Support It

Tell us about your practice, specialties, locations, and capacity. Our provider network team will review your information and contact you regarding market availability and next steps.

Ready to grow your personal-injury practice with a partner designed to support it?

Apply to Join the TPN