“Quote pending — reserved for Andrea's story.”
— Andrea, Chronic Pain Care Coordination member
PCP, surgeon, rheumatologist, cardiologist, chiropractor — when did any two of them actually talk to each other about you? After failed surgery, failed PT, or a diagnosis like CRPS that doesn't fit in one specialty, what you need isn't another silo. It's someone coordinating the whole picture.
Each provider treats their piece. No one's explaining how the pieces connect.
When the standard playbook didn't work, most systems just repeat it, louder.
You leave every appointment with a new prescription and the same unanswered question.
Not a replacement for your specialists — the person making sure they add up to one coherent plan.
Every provider, every diagnosis, every treatment tried — so nothing gets missed twice.
Guidance on how your conditions and treatments actually relate, and what's worth pursuing next.
An ongoing point of contact so your care team stops operating in silos.
A go-to for the days when a new symptom shows up and you don't know which of your five providers to call first.
Active coordination across your care team, with a structured plan for what to pursue next and what to let go of.
Full-service coordination, including access to our physician network for metabolic, hormone, and pain-management-adjacent support, all connected.
Built on the Tier 2 base. Final price depends on which services, frequency, and physician-managed support you select — example allocations shown above, not a fixed total.
“Quote pending — reserved for Andrea's story.”
Every plan is guided by a licensed clinician's background, with access to our physician network for metabolic, hormone, and peptide support when it's needed — so "virtual" never means "unsupervised."
This isn't another treatment attempt. It's coordination across everything you've already tried, so the next step actually makes sense given the whole picture.
I can't compel your specialists to collaborate directly, but I can help you understand how their input connects, ask sharper questions at your next appointment, and build a plan that accounts for the whole picture instead of one piece of it.
It's built for chronic, complex, or multi-specialty pain situations generally — CRPS is one example, not the only one.
That's Tier 1 — a standing relationship without committing to a full structured plan.
That level of physician-managed support lives in Tier 3, coordinated through our physician network.
Start with Tier 1, build toward active coordination when you're ready.