Payers & Adjusters
Lower total cost of recovery
Programs that reduce opioid claims, complications, and time away from work.
Measured outcomes
What changes for payers & adjusters
38%
Less opioid use after surgery
Average reduction in post-surgical opioid consumption across cold compression programs.
24%
Fewer recovery-related readmissions
Reduction in readmissions attributable to swelling, wound, and mobility complications.
9 days
Shorter indemnity duration
Average reduction in time away from work on managed recovery programs.
Figures shown are illustrative placeholders pending clinical and operational substantiation. They are visible on this staging build only.
What we provide
What payers & adjusters get from us
- Opioid claim reduction
- Non-drug pain management that shows up as fewer pharmacy claims.
- Complication avoidance
- Edema control and healing support that reduce readmissions and revisions.
- Return-to-work acceleration
- Functional recovery timelines that shorten indemnity duration.
- Auditable adherence data
- Utilization documentation for every device program we run.
How it works
How the economics work
A managed recovery program is a front-loaded cost against three back-loaded ones.
- 1
Spend moves earlier
Equipment and fitting are paid once, before the procedure, instead of reacting to a complication later.
- 2
Pharmacy exposure drops
Non-drug pain control reduces opioid fills — and the long-tail claims that follow dependence.
- 3
Complications get avoided, not treated
Edema and mobility control cut the readmissions and revisions that dominate recovery cost.
- 4
You get the documentation
Per-patient utilization and milestone data, auditable, rather than an invoice with no evidence behind it.
The line
Technologies for payers & adjusters
The programs from our catalog that apply to payers & adjusters.
Model this against your book
Send us a procedure mix and we will walk through where a managed recovery program changes claims cost.