AI insight
Pain interference is down 18% over four weeks. Sleep is still poor, so consider adding CBT-I to Thursday’s group.
Decision support · the clinician decidesReady for ASM · January 1, 2027
The operating system for value‑based pain care.
PainOS lets one pain physician care for ten patients in a single group visit, tracks every outcome between visits, and documents exactly what Medicare's Ambulatory Specialty Model scores.
- Built for pain medicine
- Clinician-led
- Explainable
- Decision support
- 10
- patients per group visit
- 9%
- of Part B pay at stake in 2027
- 4
- ASM categories scored live
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NRS −2.1Group cohort B · 12 wks
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Check-in receivedjust now · PT-D014
Developed with
One view. Better decisions.
- Multimodal care
- Risk-aware prescribing
- Validated outcomes
- Visit-ready intelligence
Group pain care, measured
We pair clinical AI with a human group-care model, so every patient is heard between visits and every outcome counts.
Daily pain check-ins · 7-day average
Pain down 3 points since group start
Pain domains
Progress toward each patient’s goals, across validated measures.
- 72%Pain intensity
- 64%Function
- 81%Mood
- 58%Sleep
Illustrative demonstration data.
A clearer clinical picture
Less hunting. More treating.
PainOS turns scattered pain data into one clear clinical picture, so physicians make safer, more confident decisions at every visit, and the visit stays on the patient instead of the chart.
See the whole patient
Body map, pain trajectory, medications, opioid load, risk signals and validated scores (NRS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, PROMIS) in one clinical view.
Ask PainOS
Ask about a patient or a whole cohort and get a short summary or a draft message, built from what is in the record, without leaving the visit.
Treat safer by default
Opioid dose and risk, kidney and liver context, missed check-ins and follow-up gaps surface before they become misses.
Platform
Care that delivers results
Three connected surfaces, one record: what patients report, what the care team acts on, and what Medicare scores.
PHQ-9 · item 4 of 9Feeling tired or having little energy?
Not at allSeveral daysMore than half
Pain.IQ check-ins
Patients answer NRS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, PROMIS and a body map from their phone. Reminders follow each patient's group schedule, so data arrives before the visit.
See a patient profile →- PT-D018MME 120 + PHQ-9 17
- PT-D011No check-in 30 days
- PT-D004PROMIS-PI T 64
Risk console
AI groups patients into cohorts and surfaces who needs attention first: high opioid doses, worsening depression, missed check-ins. Your clinicians decide what happens next.
See patients ranked by risk →ASM readiness
Every measure the Ambulatory Specialty Model pays on, scored as you go: quality, cost drivers, improvement activities and interoperability.
View ASM scoring →Take a look inside
One command center for the whole pain program
Body scan, risk score, trends and the next best action for one patient.
Every patient ranked by risk, with pain, mood, opioid load and check-ins.
Likely ASM episodes, projected downside and which measures are failing.
A step-by-step launch plan with an owner for every task.
Real PainOS screens with demonstration data.
How it works
From signal to next step.
A clinical workflow that makes complex pain easier to see, discuss and act on, for one patient or a whole group.
- 01
Orient
Start from a structured view of pain, function, mood, medications and history.
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Understand
PainOS connects trends, risks and treatment response across visits.
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Act
Walk into the visit or the group session with the next best conversation and a clear plan.
Technology
Advanced technology. Human care.
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Group visits that scale one physician
PainOS assembles cohorts of up to ten similar patients, builds the session plan from their latest check-ins, and drafts each patient's note afterwards. Group medical visits are established, billable care.
Plan a pilot
Patients stay in the loop
Short check-ins, progress patients can see, and reminders tied to their group.
Connected to the EHR
A read-only FHIR connector pulls problems, medications and encounters, so nobody re-keys data. Running today in Epic's sandbox.
Built on the certified FHIR R4 APIs of the EHRs pain practices use
Sandbox live
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Safety layer
Built to slow down the risky moments.
- Opioid dose (MME) and risk thresholds
- Kidney and liver context from labs and diagnoses
- PDMP checks and early-refill flags at every opioid visit
- Validated outcomes tracked over time
Built for trust
AI that knows its role.
PainOS does not replace clinical judgment. It gives clinicians a more complete picture, shows why it flagged something, and leaves the final call with the physician.
✓ Decision support, not autonomous care.
Make every pain visit more actionable.
Bring a clearer operating system to your practice.
Medicare's Ambulatory Specialty Model
ASM is mandatory. The clock is running.
Starting January 1, 2027, 3,341 named pain and other specialists are paid up or down on patient outcomes: up to ±9% of Part B in year one, rising to ±12%. PainOS is built for that date.
Check your readiness →--days
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until the first performance year begins
Evidence
Group care works
The clinical model behind PainOS is not new. What's new is software that lets a single practice run it and prove it.
patients in a 2026 randomized trial of group-based chronic pain care.
lower median opioid dose after group pain care in a published cohort.
annual U.S. cost of chronic pain in care and lost productivity.
Book a demo
See PainOS with your own workflow
- 30-minute walkthrough with a clinician
- ASM exposure estimate for your practice
- Pilot plan for your first group cohort