Personal Injury

Run your PI book inside your EHR, not beside it.

Cervica is the only chiropractic EHR with a built in personal injury case module. Liens, settlements, reductions, records requests, and demand ready packets live in the same system as the chart and the claims, so nothing falls between a spreadsheet and a sticky note.

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Cervica PI Hub worklist showing open cases with outstanding balances, statute of limitation countdowns, and case stages
The PI Hub: every open case, its stage, its balance, and its statute of limitation clock, on one worklist your team actually works.

The case lifecycle, tracked for real

Active treatment through bills and records sent, settlement reported, and payment received. Cases that stall get flagged. Finished cases with no records package sent get flagged louder.

Liens and settlements with a ledger

Lien paperwork with signature tracking, a per case ledger of charges and payments, settlement checks recorded at the case level, and reduction rounds handled as a documented negotiation, not a phone call someone half remembers.

Statute of limitation watchlists

Every case carries its clock. Approaching deadlines surface on the worklist and in alerts before they become emergencies.

Records requests and demand ready packets

A queue for incoming records requests, and one click assembly of bills and records packets with notes, imaging, and an itemized ledger, formatted the way the requesting office expects.

Referral inflow you can see

Where new PI patients are coming from, week by week, with intake tracked from first call to first visit, so you know what is actually arriving.

Billing that understands PI

Lien based cases bill correctly without fighting the insurance workflow, med pay is handled through claims, and a full CMS-1500 batch for a case prints in one click when an adjuster asks.

Built inside a PI heavy practice

The founder's own three location practice manages a large personal injury book on Cervica every day. This module was not designed from interviews; it was built to survive Mondays.

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