Visibility and a path to completion on your hardest claims.
RADAR gives you an objective read of where a complex claim actually is, a framework for the next decision, and a way to back the treating team toward a clear completion. It scales across every claim, not just a curated few.
Five things on every RADAR claim
A Trajectory Audit Report
The Functional Progress Ratio plus the objective measures, so you can see where recovery actually sits and the direction it is heading.
Objective measurement
A single ratio of functional progress, read by trajectory: climbing, slowing, or plateaued. Descriptive, not a forecast.
A decision framework
A Clinical Course Decision at each plateau and review: continue, modify, transition to Exercise Physiology or refer, or discharge.
GP coordinated capacity
RADAR assists the treating providers and keeps the GP signing off, so capacity decisions stay properly coordinated.
A path to completion
The team already on the claim is backed toward a clear completion or onward plan, not left to drift.
See the report your case team would receive
Every RADAR claim reports to the employer and insurer on the things that actually decide it: suitable duties progression, certified hours against pre injury hours, how closely the recovery goal lines up with pre injury duties, engagement of the treating team, and readiness to step from physiotherapy to Exercise Physiology. Progress is tracked with RADAR's Functional Progress Ratio (FPR), a single ratio showing the direction and rate of functional recovery. We have a worked example ready to share.
Need an update on a claim already in RADAR? Email [email protected] with the worker's name and claim number and we will send the latest progress report, usually by the next business day.
How RADAR differs from a traditional program
A traditional delivered program bolts a new multidisciplinary team and sensor technology onto the claim. RADAR is software: it enables the team already on the claim, with GP sign off.
That difference has two consequences you will feel. It runs at about half the cost of a traditional program, and it scales across every claim rather than a curated cohort.
- Enables the team already on the claim, no new team taking over
- About half the cost of a traditional program
- Scales across every claim, not a curated cohort
More support, never a replacement
RADAR is not about cutting sessions, ranking providers, or moving a worker away from the people helping them. It adds support, visibility and direction to the team already there. The claim is hard, not the people on it.
Simple and per worker
Per worker, per case
You pay per worker, choosing the tier per case: Pulse $2,295, Vector $4,195, or Summit $6,995. Upgrade mid claim by paying the difference. One invoice per worker.
No setup fee
There is no setup charge, no portal to buy and nothing to configure first. You only pay for the workers you refer, and Informed Provider Education is included at no charge.
Two simple steps
Book a RADAR review
Call, email, or book a review, and we confirm the fit and how RADAR works for your claims.
Refer your first complex claim
Refer a complex or chronic claim in, we confirm the arm and tier at intake, and the team already on it gets visibility and direction.
Request our example progress report
We share a worked example report with employers and insurers. Tell us who you are and we will email it across, usually within one business day. Please use your work email.
Let's complete what's already been started.
Refer a complex or chronic claim into RADAR and give the team already on it the visibility and direction to see it through to recovery.
Book a RADAR review