What we do
Physiatry and interventional pain rounding inside skilled nursing facilities
Coverage is built around the way a building already runs: a standing visit, consults seen where the resident is, and a written note in the chart the same day.
Scope of service
| Service | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Physiatry consults | Bedside evaluation of function, mobility, contracture risk, spasticity, and rehabilitation potential, with recommendations coordinated with therapy. |
| Pain management consults | Assessment of acute and chronic pain with a conservative-first plan, escalated only where clinically indicated. |
| Interventional capability | Procedural options available through an interventional pain practice when a resident's presentation calls for it. |
| Team coordination | Direct communication with nursing, therapy and the attending physician, plus availability for questions between visits. |
| Documentation | Complete, accurate, PDPM-aware consult notes written for the clinical record and legible to your MDS and compliance staff. |
Documentation quality is a clinical standard, not a billing strategy. Notes describe what was found and what was recommended, nothing more.
Common questions
What does an on-site consult include?
A bedside evaluation of function, mobility and pain, a written consult note for the chart, and a plan discussed directly with your clinical team.
How often does the team round in our building?
Cadence is set with each facility. Most buildings are covered on a standing weekly round, with new consults seen between visits as needed.
How does onboarding work?
An intro conversation, a visit to meet the clinical team, credentialing through your usual process, then a first standing round scheduled with the DON.