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Seen in the building
Consults happen at the bedside on a schedule set with your team, with new referrals picked up between standing rounds.
Skilled nursing facility consult service · Southern California
Physiatry and interventional pain care, delivered inside your building.
Precision Pain and Rehabilitation provides on-site physician consult coverage to skilled nursing facilities across the Los Angeles metro, San Fernando Valley, Long Beach, and Ventura, Orange, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Residents are seen at the bedside. No transport, no outside appointment for your staff to coordinate.
- Clinical team
- Physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants led by a double board-certified physiatrist
- Network
- A growing group of facilities across Southern California
- Model
- On-site rounding on a standing cadence
What coverage looks like
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Both disciplines, one team
Function, mobility and pain evaluated together by clinicians working under a physician trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation and in interventional pain medicine.
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Notes your team can use
Complete, accurate consult documentation written for the clinical record, specific enough for nursing, therapy and MDS staff to work from.
What coverage has produced
+1.3
CMS star rating
Average improvement in covered buildings by the following rating cycle.
36.7%
Fewer send-outs
Reduction in transfers out of the building for pain and musculoskeletal complaints managed on site instead.
68.7%
Patient satisfaction
Improvement in resident-reported satisfaction with how their pain is addressed.
Figures are averages across covered facilities, measured against each building's own baseline before coverage began.
How this is different
Most buildings have had some version of pain coverage before. The difference is usually structural rather than clinical intent.
| Typical consult coverage | Precision Pain and Rehabilitation | |
|---|---|---|
| Who comes in | Whoever is available that week, often remote. | A physician-led team of MDs, NPs and PAs on a standing in-building cadence. |
| Scope of the consult | Pain addressed separately from function, often two referrals. | Physiatry and pain evaluated in one visit by clinicians trained in both. |
| What happens next | A recommendation the building has to find someone to execute. | Interventional capability behind the plan, so the recommendation can be carried out. |
| Documentation | Brief notes that leave MDS and therapy guessing. | Complete, specific, PDPM-aware notes your own team can work from. |
| Working with rehab | A note dropped in the chart, with no contact with therapy. | We work closely with the rehab team: pain addressed so residents can participate, with plans built around therapy KPIs and outcomes. |
| Between visits | A phone tree. | Direct access to the clinician who saw the resident. |
More detail where it matters: documentation and MDS/PDPM accuracy, outcomes and CMS star improvement, opioid stewardship, or the case as your role sees it — for administrators and for directors of nursing.
Who this is for
Administrators, directors of nursing, and regional clinical or operations leaders deciding whether to bring physiatry and pain coverage into a building or a group of buildings.
The next step is a short conversation, or an in-person visit to your facility to meet the clinical team and see how coverage would fit.
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