ImpairmentCare protects the patient, physician, and insurer.
ImpairmentCare saves you time and increase profitability with an easy, accurate solution for Worker’s Compensation reporting.
ImparimentCare™ is a universally accepted solution for calculating impairment ratings and disability benefits. Cedaron obtained a license from the American Medical Association to include all chapters from the 3rd, 4th, and 5th editions of Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairments. It will soon include the updated 6th edition, ensuring that all state rules and regulations are fulfilled. ImpairmentCare saves you time and money by handling all computations and producing a clean, thorough report, guaranteeing your ratings are accurate and justifiable.
Cedaron is the only impairment software that includes the California standard mental and behavioral impairment calculations and updates them regularly.
California has unique requirements for impairment regulations. Cedaron’s ImpairmentCare incorporates all regulations to provide practices in California with the necessary tools for quick, accurate, and defensible reporting.
Regulations include:
Additional ImparimentCare Features
Additional Pain Allowance
According to CA law, physicians can add up to 3% additional pain allowance to total impairment calculation for patients with injuries and associated pain meeting a certain threshold. ImpairmentCare automatically calculates allowance for qualifying patients. The system also includes an automatic alert system if you enter greater than 3% additional pain allowance.
California Permanent Disability Report
Cedaron’s ImpairmentCare automatically produces a report with information broken down according to California PD criteria. Our software will soon include the tools to meet new requirements based on the Almaraz-Guzman II ruling in CA.
Let us calm the storm.
Turn to your Cedaron family for accurate and efficient cardiac data abstraction, rehab and outpatient EMR, data analytics and reporting, and healthcare workers’ comp. Now your providers can get back to doing what they do best: improving health and saving lives.
