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What
is a Soft-tissue Injury?
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Why
only soft-tissue injury claims?
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Do
you need the entire file?
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What
were your results of your beta-testing?
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Do
you Profile only Workers' Comp or Personal Injury
Claims?
Q: What is a Soft-tissue
Injury?
A: Damage to tissue that
encloses bones or joints, such as muscles, tendons, or
ligaments.
Q: Why only soft-tissue injury
claims?
A: Soft-tissue injuries are the
only injuries that can be measured OBJECTIVLY.
Q:
Do you need the entire file?
A:
We need to profile the same file documents that will be used in the
event of litigation or regulatory review. If
the claim file is provided electronically, we can return the profile
usually within 48 hours.
Q:
Do you Profile only Workers' Comp or Personal Injury
Claims?
A: No,
we also maintain pre-employment post-offer and Aging Workforce range
of motion data to compare and contrast changes after a work injury
to insure, in the event of a work related soft-tissue injury, the
employer’s responsibilities for the worker’s claims for damages are
mitigated by pre-existing conditions.
