Our Services

We manage the administrative demands of QME work so physicians can stay focused on the evaluation. Panel tracking, scheduling, record intake, and form preparation are handled in a structured and precise way. Deadlines are monitored, communication is consistent, and the process runs without any unnecessary gaps.

We coordinate QME evaluations throughout California. Our physicians conduct independent examinations and prepare reports addressing diagnosis, industrial causation, permanent and stationary status, apportionment, whole person impairment, and work restrictions. The reports are direct and responsive to the referral issues, with reasoning that is clearly explained.

AMEs require careful review of extensive records and close attention to the specific questions posed by counsel. Our physicians approach AME work methodically and produce balanced, well-supported opinions.

We perform IMEs in disability, employment, and civil matters outside the workers’ compensation system. Evaluations are objective. Record review is thorough. Reports are clear and clinically grounded.

These evaluations address whether an individual can safely perform the essential functions of their role. The analysis focuses on functional capacity, job demands, and risk. Conclusions are practical and specific enough to guide next steps.

When parties are looking for a neutral medical opinion outside the standard QME or AME process, we provide focused evaluations designed to address the core issues and help move the matter toward resolution.

Our physicians work with attorneys and claims professionals to analyze cases and clarify medical issues. This includes detailed record review, assessment of strengths and weaknesses, and development of medical opinions aligned with the legal questions in dispute. The focus is on helping counsel understand the case from a clinical standpoint.

We prepare physicians for deposition and trial testimony with close attention to the issues in dispute and the content of the report. Testimony is structured, consistent, and grounded in the medical record. Preparation is thorough so that the presentation remains clear and controlled under questioning.