Chronic pain

More good days. Fewer forms.

Your advocate gets you into the pain clinic, gets the scan and the injection approved, collects your imaging from every hospital, and works the pacing and sleep that change how many good days you get. Backed by our AI.

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GoodManagedFlare

Your flare plan, in writing.

Bad mornings are predictable. What to do on them shouldn't be a guess. By week four you have a written plan for the flare days and an advocate to text when you're in one.

WAKEScore it. 30 seconds in the portal.
MEDSWhat you take, in what order, from your reconciled list.
MOVEYour flare-day minimum, not your good-day plan.
TEXTYour advocate, if it's day two.
SLEEPThe wind-down that's in the plan.
LOGWhat preceded it. The AI finds the pattern.
REVIEWFriday, with your advocate.
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A good day. Logged, so the calendar learns from it.

Thirteen weeks, one calendar.

Each phase has a job. None of them is “wait and see.”

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Weeks 1–2 · BaselineEvery diagnosis, scan, prescriber, and denial in one file. The referral or the MRI gets worked first.
Weeks 3–6 · One planScans collected from every hospital. Pain meds reconciled. Pain clinic and PT booked, authorizations filed.
Weeks 7–10 · Pacing and sleepA baseline you can hit on bad days. A written flare plan. Sleep worked as a pain lever.
Weeks 11–13 · ReviewGood days per week, sleep, movement, meds. One-page summary to your PCP and pain specialist.

What the calendar learns about you.

Our AI reads the diary, the sleep tracker, and the steps. Your advocate turns the pattern into the plan.

“Flares run two points higher after nights under six hours.”
“Good days cluster after days with two short walks, not one long one.”
“The injection bought eleven good days. The appeal was worth it.”
“Day two of a flare is when you text. Day one you tough it out. Text on day one.”

And yes, your advocate coaches you too.

Getting the system to work is half the job. The other half is the 51 weeks between appointments: pacing, sleep, movement, and the flare days. That's the weekly session.

First

Non-drug approaches — movement, pacing, sleep, and skills-based support — are what clinical guidelines recommend first for chronic pain. That is exactly what the weekly session works on.

Questions people with chronic pain ask first.

Are you going to tell me it's all in my head?

No. Pain is real whatever the scan says. Our job is the system around it and the things that change how much it runs your day.

What if I'm on opioids?

Your prescriber stays in charge. We don't push you off anything. We reconcile what's been prescribed, handle the authorizations, and track what's working.

Do I need a diagnosis first?

No. Many members are still waiting on one. Getting you to the right specialist is often the first job.

Do you actually handle referrals, prior authorizations, and denials?

Yes. We book the referral and chase the earlier slot, file the prior authorization and follow it to a decision, and write the appeal in the language a reviewer needs.

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$79 a week or $300 a month. Everything included.

All four services, the weekly session, and your portal. Cancel anytime. Full pricing →

Twenty minutes with an advocate. Then you decide.

Bring the referral that hasn't happened. If we're not the fit, we'll say so.

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