Three specialists. One coordinated clinical plan.
Every injury case is reviewed by an experienced neurologist, pain management physician, and chiropractor — each with more than 28 years of clinical experience.
Together, they assess the complete clinical picture
- Injury mechanism and symptoms
- Treatment and specialist care already received
- Existing diagnostic reports and imaging
- Potential gaps in diagnostics or care
Collaborative diagnostic recommendations
The three specialists collaborate and agree on the diagnostic evaluations appropriate for the patient. Recommendations may include:
GMS performs its specialized neurodiagnostic evaluations and coordinates outside imaging or testing when needed.
Results reviewed together
Once the diagnostic reports are received, the GMS clinical team reviews the findings collectively and determines which specialist consultations may be appropriate. Recommendations may include referrals to:
Relevant findings, recommendations, and applicable precautions or restrictions are documented and communicated to the receiving specialists and, when authorized, the patient's attorney.
One team. One direction. Everyone informed.
This collaborative approach provides:
- More complete diagnostic guidance
- Better-coordinated specialist care
- Fewer gaps and unnecessary delays
- Stronger clinical documentation
- Clear communication among the patient, providers, and attorney
Experienced specialists working together to identify the injury, guide the care, and strengthen the case.
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