Impairment Solutions™

Getting an impairment rating from a doctor can be, well, challenging. Knowing if it is even close to being correct can be almost impossible.

Impairment Solutions™ provides an Impairment Rating Review Service, which assists lawyers and adjusters in providing accurate Impairment Ratings on which to settle cases.

After several thousand Impairment Rating reviews, we have the expertise it takes to make sense out of a senseless case. We are IR medical consultants at your service.

Reading the medicals will blur your vision. Trying to understand what the doctors have written and confirming it in the AMA Guides will give you a headache. Let us do the heavy lifting. We can offer a clear and concise rationale for an “estimated” impairment rating. We can review and determine if an impairment rating is done correctly with the proper AMA references.

WPIRS (formerly EME) has been providing this service nationally for over 15 years. Sometimes unintentional mistakes are made by doctors who provide an impairment rating for an injured patient. Many doctors find it too time-consuming.

These mistakes can be very costly but they can also be controlled. You may never know exactly how much you are overpaying, or underpaying. Either one can lead to litigation. Until you see and experience the results with an Impairment Solutions™ review.

To send us a case, please fill out the attached REFERRAL form and email it to us chris@emeintl.com with the following information:

• First report of injury
• Operative notes/medical notes
• Objective testing (MRI etc. x-ray etc.) to confirm the diagnosis
• Last 2 months of PT documentation, with functional information
• MMI date and return to work
• An Impairment Rating report if one was provided

If you are too busy, just send the full medical documentation and we will dive into it and find what we need to help your case. We will review it, call you if we need help, and then send you an Impairment Solutions™ report. The fee for this service is $995. Aren’t you worth it? We thought so. Want a sample report? Just ask.

Christine Caldwell, BSN, CLNC, CIRS™