Stop guessing. Start knowing.

Most musculoskeletal care starts with a guess. We start with a reliable assessment — and what happens next is measurably different.

Joint and Spine Solutions determines what's actually driving each musculoskeletal problem — reliably — and lets that guide the care, for patients, for the providers who refer them, and for the organizations that carry the cost. Built on a method with peer-reviewed reliability and evidence of measurably better outcomes at scale.

The core problem

Musculoskeletal pain isn't the problem. What happens after the patient enters the system is.

What drives the cost and the inconsistent outcomes isn't the pain itself — it's that the problem is rarely determined reliably at the front end. Two trained clinicians often examine the same patient and reach different conclusions, and imaging ordered before the problem is understood finds structural changes that are just as common in people with no pain at all. Everything downstream — the imaging, the injections, the referrals, the surgery — inherits that uncertainty.

We fix the front end. That's the whole idea, and everything else follows from it.

The evidence

This isn't a claim. It's what the peer-reviewed evidence shows.

When this approach was delivered at scale in a large self-insured population, the difference showed up in the claims data:

51%
Lower Cost
One-year cost per patient, after risk adjustment.
78%
Fewer Surgeries
Lumbar surgery, compared with usual community care.
50%
Lower Imaging
MRI utilization across the same population.

The savings don't come from cheaper care. They come from the imaging and surgery that never needed to happen — for the people who got better without them.

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Not a different way to talk about musculoskeletal care — a different way to determine it.

Find out what reliable musculoskeletal care actually looks like.

Wherever you're coming from — a problem of your own, a patient you want to refer, or the cost and outcomes of care across an organization — the starting point is the same: a reliable assessment of what's actually going on.