Become the Go-To Doctor for Personal Injury Cases Using a Breakthrough That Can Reveal Hidden Spinal Injuries
Free March 21st Training in New Orleans Shows How to Quantify Ligament Instability (That May Not Be Detected on Static Imaging) So You Become Attorneys’ #1 Referral Opportunity.
Become the Go-To Doctor for Personal Injury Cases Using a Breakthrough That Can Reveals Hidden Spinal Injuries
Free March 21st Training in New Orleans Shows How to Quantify Ligament Instability (That May Not Be Detected on Static Imaging)
So You Become Attorneys’ #1 Referral Opportunity.
If you treat personal injury patients, this may be the most important message you read all year. Here’s why:
Every day, personal injury providers like you see patients from car accidents or work injuries. These patients are in pain and you know something is wrong, yet standard X-rays and MRIs often show nothing. This is frustrating for you, your patient, and the attorney relying on your evaluation. The reality is that static imaging was not designed to identify many forms of functional spinal instability. Ligament instability can persist without being detected, leaving patients without appropriate treatment pathways and attorneys without objective clinical documentation.
When you are unable to objectively document spinal instability, your clinical confidence may be questioned and referral relationships can suffer.
But what if that changed. What if you had access to an FDA-cleared imaging approach that evaluates the spine in motion and provides objective, repeatable measurements of spinal instability. Imagine how this could impact your practice. You would be able to offer patients clearer answers, provide attorneys with objective motion-based data, and introduce a new diagnostic service line into your clinic.
This is not a future concept. The technology is available now. It is called Vertebral Motion Analysis®, or VMA®. VMA® is an FDA-cleared, video-based spinal imaging technology designed to quantitatively evaluate spinal motion and instability using objective, repeatable measurements.
Unlike static MRI or X-ray snapshots, VMA® evaluates the spine during controlled motion, allowing clinicians to assess functional instability that may not appear on static images alone. The system produces quantitative motion data that supports clinical evaluation and documentation of spinal instability.
Using controlled real-time motion imaging, VMA® can reveal spinal instabilities that may be overlooked by static X-rays and MRIs. By assessing spinal movement rather than isolated positions, clinicians gain additional insight into ligament laxity and abnormal motion patterns. FDA-reviewed studies report sub-millimeter measurement accuracy, supporting the objectivity and repeatability of the analysis.
Are You Overlooking Important Findings in Personal Injury Cases
Traditional X-rays and MRIs provide a static snapshot of anatomy and may not capture instability that only becomes evident during movement. VMA® allows clinicians to evaluate spinal motion and identify instability that may help explain persistent symptoms when static imaging appears normal. This supports improved clinical understanding and more informed care planning.
By providing objective, reproducible motion data, VMA® may also help reduce uncertainty in documentation and support clinical findings in medico-legal contexts. As explained by Dr. Bernard Landry, MD, FACR, ligament damage is closely associated with spinal instability, and motion-based evaluation can offer meaningful additional insight when assessing these cases.
Want to Strengthen Attorney Referral Relationships
Personal injury attorneys often seek providers who can offer objective clinical documentation. With VMA®, you can provide quantitative motion analysis data that may be used as part of comprehensive case documentation. This allows you to support your clinical findings with reproducible imaging data that attorneys can reference alongside other medical records.
When you are among the providers in your region offering motion-based spinal assessment, you create an opportunity to differentiate your practice and strengthen professional referral relationships over time.
Tired of Outsourcing Diagnostics and Losing Control of the Process
Each time you refer a patient out for imaging, you give up control of the diagnostic workflow and depend on results that may not fully explain the patient’s condition. By integrating VMA® into your practice, you can perform motion-based spinal assessments on site and retain control over the diagnostic process.
VMA® is a turnkey diagnostic system that has been used clinically for years and is supported by peer-reviewed research. Providers use it to introduce a new diagnostic revenue opportunity, depending on payer policy, utilization, and case mix, without disrupting existing clinical workflows.
Join Us March 21st for a Free Personal Injury Growth Training
- in New Orleans -
On March 21st at the VMA Training Center in New Orleans, we are hosting an intensive one day training for personal injury providers interested in learning how motion-based spinal imaging is used in clinical and practice settings.
This is not a vendor demo or a passive lecture. It is a practical training session focused on helping providers understand the clinical application of VMA® and how it may be integrated into a personal injury practice.
By the end of the day, you will understand how to evaluate spinal instability using motion-based imaging, how providers incorporate VMA into their diagnostic workflows, and how objective motion data can be positioned within clinical documentation and referral conversations.
Meet the Experts Guiding the Training
Meet the Experts Guiding the Training
Dr. Bernard Landry, MD, FACR
Board-certified radiologist with extensive experience performing VMA® studies. He will review clinical examples where motion-based analysis identified instability not evident on static imaging and discuss how this information influenced clinical decision making.
Dr. Lyle Schween
Practice growth strategist who has implemented VMA across multiple locations. He will share how motion-based diagnostics were integrated operationally and how referral relationships were developed over time.
Sam Frentzas
Business coach and co-founder of the VMA Training Center. He will cover the operational and business considerations of introducing a motion-based diagnostic service, including workflow planning, documentation considerations, and market positioning.
GUEST SPEAKER
GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. Louis Saeger, M.D.
Owner of Midwest Spinal Imaging, who will discuss how he integrates objective VMA diagnostics directly into regenerative medicine procedures and why this integration materially improves treatment confidence and increases case value.
Focused on Practical Application
This training is designed to be practical and applicable. The day includes live demonstrations, case discussions, and open question and answer sessions. Attendees will see real examples of VMA® reports and understand how the system is used in clinical practice.
No Cost to Attend with Limited Availability
There is no cost to attend this training if you are approved. Attendance is limited to ensure a high-quality learning experience. Participation may be limited by geography and availability, allowing early adopters the opportunity to differentiate their practices.
If you attend and later decide to implement VMA®, you will be positioned early in your region to explore this diagnostic approach before it becomes more widely adopted.
It Is Time to Decide
This training is offered on a limited schedule. Delaying participation may mean waiting for future availability. Providers who attend position themselves to better understand motion-based spinal assessment and evaluate whether it aligns with their clinical and practice goals.
If you are reading this, availability remains open for your area at this time.
Ready to Take the Next Step
Apply for your free seat at the March 21st VMA Training in New Orleans by completing the brief application form below. If approved, our team will confirm your registration and provide full event details.
There is no financial cost to attend. Your investment is one day dedicated to evaluating a diagnostic approach that may enhance clinical insight, documentation, and practice differentiation.
We look forward to welcoming you
- in New Orleans -
P.S. Opportunities to adopt new diagnostic approaches emerge infrequently. This training offers a chance to evaluate an FDA-cleared motion-based spinal imaging technology and determine whether it fits your practice goals. If this aligns with your vision, we encourage you to apply while availability remains open.
Stop Losing Referrals to 'Normal' Imaging.
Start Quantifying the Injury.
Apply now for the March 21st New Orleans Training.
There is no financial cost to attend for approved providers.
Only 15 spots available for this session.
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