FOR REFERRAL PARTNERS
WHO REFERS TO AIR
PI ATTORNEYS
Your clients need care that is documented from day one. We provide evaluation reports, progress documentation, and final summaries on time, so your case file is never waiting on us.
CASE MANAGERS
We coordinate directly with you throughout treatment. Functional status updates and return-to-work (RTW) assessments are available on request, no chasing required.
PHYSICIANS
We confirm intake, keep you informed on progress, and send a discharge summary at close. Your referrals get the same clinical rigor as a direct admission.
EMPLOYERS
We document an employee's functional readiness to return, matched to the demands of their specific job. Clear, clinical, and defensible.
WHAT WE ACCEPT
Confirm your case type and injury category before referring. Not sure? Call intake. We will tell you in under two minutes.
Structured rehab and documentation for represented and unrepresented patients.
Functional recovery and return-to-work rehab coordinated with your case manager.
Injury-specific treatment from first visit through discharge, with a clear clinical record throughout.
Job-matched conditioning and documented readiness for safe return to work.
Clear intake confirmation, progress reports, and discharge summaries back to your office.
Documentation formatted for PI case workflows — initial evaluations, progress reports, and final summaries.
Functional status updates and RTW assessments on a consistent schedule throughout treatment.
Recovery-timed rehab following orthopedic surgery, built around your surgeon's protocol and your job's demands.
The most common auto injury — and one that worsens without prompt, structured treatment.
From lumbar strain to thoracic pain, we treat the full range of spine-related injuries from accidents and work incidents.
Rotator cuff damage, impingement, and soft tissue injuries from impact, repetitive motion, or overhead work demands.
Ligament strain, meniscus irritation, and cumulative stress injuries affecting the knee, ankle, and hip.
Sprains, strains, and muscle tears that may not show on imaging but cause real pain and functional limitation.
Carpal tunnel, tendinitis, and other conditions that develop gradually from sustained posture, repeated motion, or tool use.
Rehabilitation following orthopedic surgery — timed correctly and progressed carefully around your surgeon's protocol.
Structured, progressive programs that restore the strength and endurance your specific job demands — with documented readiness to return.
FOR REFERRAL PARTNER