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Predictive Patient Outcomes At Your Fingertips
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Over the last decade, we have analyzed the outcomes of thousands of chronic back pain patients completing a LIFEBACK program. Recent research1 further validates the statistical significance of these results.

To learn how much a patient or you could likely improve on a LIFEBACK program, fill in the query form below. Inputting your data will match your profile against the historical results of similar patients in our proprietary Outcomes Data System. A report will be generated almost immediately.

Demographics
 

Age in Years
Gender
   
Symptoms
 

How many months have you had your low back problem?
   
Treatments
 

Have you ever had surgery for this problem?
   
Diagnosis
 

Select a diagnosis from the boxes at right, either description or ICD-9 Number
Description:
ICD-9 Number:
   

 

What the report will show

The report will show how a large number of patients of similar age, gender, medical history and back pain diagnosis improved a full year after completing a LIFEBACK program for the following criteria:
  • Satisfaction with recovery
  • Improvement in work and home activities
  • Improvement in quality of life
  • Improvement in return to work
  • Reduction in medical services and medication usage
We are confident that your report will show what we have consistently found over the last eight years of analyzing patient data:
  • 94% satisfaction with recovery
  • 70-90% reduction in use of medical services and medication
  • 50% return to work (research shows only 25% ever return after a one-year absence from work due to chronic back pain2)
Download the prescription form. Take this to the patient's care provider. Their referral starts the process to get on the road to recovery.

1 Results validated by University of Minnesota study, June 2006

2 Turk, D.C., and Stacey, B.R. Multidisciplinary Pain Centers in the Treatment of Chronic Back Pain. In: Frymoyer, J.W., The Adult Spine: Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition, New York, Raven Press, 1997, pp. 253-274.