Orthopedics. Spine. Interventional pain.
Independent practices of three to fifteen physicians, with enough authorization volume to need dedicated staff and no appetite for hiring, training, and replacing them.
What we see in your specialty
Orthopedics
Procedures, injections, surgeries, and the imaging your physicians order, organized to the payer's published criteria before anything is submitted.
Spine
Surgical packets and the documentation payers ask for, with requests for additional information answered from the record.
Interventional pain
Injection and procedure authorizations tracked in the portals and updated in your own system, with denials organized in writing.
If a payer requires it before your patient can be treated, it belongs on our desk.
A hire leaves with the payer knowledge in their head.
A hire takes weeks to find, weeks to train, and leaves with the payer knowledge in their head. A PriorDesk specialist is named, US-based, already trained on orthopedic, spine, and pain authorizations, and works inside your EHR from the first week. You pay for the work, not for recruiting, benefits, coverage gaps, or turnover. When your volume grows, the desk grows with it. When it falls, so does the invoice.
| Hire | PriorDesk | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to productive | weeks | first week |
| Coverage when someone is out | none | cross-trained specialist |
| Cost moves with volume | no | yes |
| Payer knowledge | walks out the door | stays on your account |
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