Improving Access To Appropriate Pain Management
Perspectives in Care is designed to break down the barriers that hinder appropriate, effective pain management and substance use disorder care. Most appointments with a provider are short, and many of the things that matter most — pain levels, daily function, side effects, sleep, mood — don’t always get fully captured in a brief office visit.
By completing short digital check-ins, you provide your care team with a more complete and accurate picture of your health. This helps your provider move beyond guesswork and base decisions on what you’re experiencing over time, not just what comes up in a single conversation.
How PiC Improves Access To Care
In pain management, substance use disorder, and other long-term treatment settings, providers are required to document their decisions carefully. When information is missing or unclear, it can slow things down or lead to more cautious treatment than necessary.
Perspectives in Care provides your care team with structured, reliable information that supports clinical decision-making. With a clearer picture of your progress and needs, they can move your care forward with fewer interruptions and more confidence.
What You’re Being Asked To Do
If you’re being treated for a condition that may require the use of a controlled substance, your doctor could decide to enroll you in our Perspectives in Care program. You’ll be asked to complete brief digital questionnaires, sometimes before each visit or throughout the month. These take only a few minutes and help your provider fully understand how pain, symptoms, sleep, mood, and medications are affecting your daily life.
Your responses are organized into clear summaries for your care team, helping them see what’s improving, what isn’t, and where attention is needed.
Perspectives in Care exists to make sure your experience is understood, documented, and respected. Your responses help your provider see the real impact of your condition and make informed decisions that support your health and safety.
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