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For personal injury attorneys

When Your Client’s Recovery Stalls

MUA may be a next-step option for qualifying personal injury clients who remain symptomatic and functionally restricted after conservative treatment — determined only by clinical evaluation.
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Why attorneys work with AMT

Documentation built on objective measures

Six commitments that shape how we communicate with your office.

Objective outcome reporting

Range-of-motion measurement and standardized outcome reporting.

Medical-necessity documentation

Individualized evaluation with medical-necessity documentation where clinically indicated.

Payment arrangements

Lien or letter-of-protection arrangements may be possible, subject to case-by-case review.

Organized records

Procedure, facility, anesthesia, billing, and rehabilitation records, organized together.

Predictable coordination

A structured care pathway from evaluation through discharge.

Milestone communication

Updates at key points in your client’s care.

Suitable clients to refer

  • Auto accidents, workplace injuries, or premises injuries
  • Usually 6–8 weeks of documented conservative care without adequate progress
  • Persistent, restricted motion

All referrals are subject to clinical criteria. Not every referred client will be a candidate.

Workflow

How referrals work

  1. Stage 01

    Contact our office

  2. Stage 02

    Candidacy evaluation

  3. Stage 03

    If indicated: medical-necessity statement & payment arrangements

  4. Stage 04

    Procedure and follow-up care

  5. Stage 05

    Discharge records

The record set

What your office receives

  • 01Relevant evaluation documentation
  • 02Medical necessity letter, as applicable
  • 03Procedure, anesthesia, and facility records
  • 04Pre- and post-procedure range-of-motion comparison
  • 05Rehabilitation and discharge narrative
  • 06Itemized billing and lien information, as applicable

Built to withstand scrutiny

Our approach follows a published, peer-reviewed clinical practice guideline — Gordon R, Cremata E, Hawk C. Guidelines for the practice and performance of manipulation under anesthesia. Chiropractic & Manual Therapies. 2014;22:7. — and relies on objective, repeatable measurements recorded before and after care.

We want to be candid: some insurers consider spinal MUA investigational, and research consists largely of observational studies. Clinical outcomes and case results are not guaranteed, and we make no representation about legal value, damages, or admissibility in any matter.

Refer a client

Request secure referral instructions

To submit patient information, contact the office for our secure referral process.

Please share only your firm’s business contact details here. Do not include client names, dates of accident, diagnoses, or records.

Attorney contact

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