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Too many injuries go undiagnosed or misunderstood each year in Wisconsin. Doctors lack the tools or training, while insurance companies are all too happy to dismiss or undervalue claims. Here at Evident Health, we are committed to turning that trend around by providing objective diagnoses of spinal ligament injuries like Alteration of Motion Segment Integrity (AOMSI). A patient is referred for an MRI when a disc injury is suspected. Now patients are able to be referred for a VMA when a spinal injury is suspected taking sprain/strain diagnoses to permanent ligament injuries that settle for policy limits.
How does it work? A patient is sent for imaging and then returns with objective findings. With these results in hand, signed by an AMA-recognized Neuro Radiologist MD, insurance companies will have a much harder time disputing the harm and damages suffered by victims of car crashes, slip-and-fall injuries and other accidents.
Testing for AOMSI is performed by VMA (Vertebral Motion Analysis). This technology is cutting-edge, widely accepted in medical and legal circles, and capable of providing you with the proof of client injury you need to secure damages and the respect of insurance companies.
FDA Cleared
Patented Technology
Less Radiation Than X-Rays
Evident Health allows your clients to get fast, simple, and non-invasive diagnostic help close to home. Our VMA technology helps give clear, real-time moving images of the spine, allowing for the much faster and more accurate detection of ligamental injuries.
Whereas X-rays and MRI images only provide static pictures of the spine, VMA allows doctors to see the spine in motion, helping pinpoint the painful, often life-changing spinal injuries behind your client's claim.
With this medical evidence in hand, insurance companies lack the grounds to dismiss complaints of pain or disability, and your client can begin to seek the meaningful economic and non-economic damages they deserve.
Attorney Paul Samakow talking Personal Injury
Why are objective findings of a patient’s injuries so important in Personal Injury Cases? Answer – Objective findings are the Gold of Evidence. Injuries cannot be disputed. The inquiry with insurers is not whether the injury exists or caused by the accident, but what is the value. This is huge and often makes negotiations easier.
(1) When Carriers see objective evidence of injuries how does that change for you and the case outcome? Answer – It makes it more difficult for carriers to contest the injuries, and then, there really is one issue to negotiate – Case Value.
(2) If attorneys like yourself could find providers that were able to do that consistently, I would imagine you and other attorneys would probably gravitate towards them as a resource? Answer - Absolutely ... We are concerned about our clients' well-being, and that includes getting maximum compensation for them -- these tests will provide objective evidence of these injuries and increase the value of claims significantly.
Certain types of injuries are more likely to be overlooked or undiagnosed. While broken bones are hard to dispute, spinal injuries can be far more subtle. For example, complaints of unusual back pain after a workplace injury can be dismissed as normal signs of aging.
To get your clients the help, compensation, and attention they deserve, a clear diagnosis of spinal injury is needed. Our VMA technology meets the Daubert Standards for courtroom-approved medical evidence and boasts hundreds of medical studies verifying its accuracy.
Insurance companies can’t argue with hard data, and when your client needs that hard data to win and move forward with dignity, you need the medical expertise of Evident Health on your side.
Since 2012, Dr. Jonathon Pinnow has helped injured men and women back on the road to recovery with care, professionalism, and unmatched attention to detail. If you need help with your next personal injury or workers’ comp case, reach out to Evident Health.
Have questions, or ready to schedule an appointment? Reach out to Evident Health at (608) 560-0799 today. We’ll be happy to answer your questions, schedule remote or in-person meetings, and help your clients get the clear diagnostic evidence they need.
