Tier System.pptx

New Tier System By: Maria Luna and Gloria Vargas September 27, 2018 Tier System Will be Divided into 3 Categories  Category A: Property Damage  Category B: Initial tier based on intake  Category C: Evaluation of case after 3 months Category A: Property Damage This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY Tier A1: Severe  Damage that can be categorized as “Severe” can include severe frame damage, damage to suspension, severe quarter panel damage, spoiler, grill, etc. Vehicle is a total loss.  Please see below case example, Norma Valencia. Tier A2: Moderate  Damage that can be categorized as moderate can include vehicles with no frame damage, car is still driveable.  Please see below case example, Janet Lopez. Tier A3: Minimal  Damage that can be categorized as “minimal”. Slight damage to rear bumper, side swipes, paint damage that almost look like a “scratch”  Please see below case example, Janger Erdenbat. Category B: Initial Tier  This category will be based on the current system we have in place. Tier B. Initial Tier Based on Intake  B1. Severe Injuries (Ex. Fractures, tear, brain bruising)  B2. Moderate Injuries ( Ex. Pain Rated a 7-10, Urgent Care, Bruising on Body)  B3. Minor Injuries ( Ex. Pain Rated 6 or lower, discomfort) Category C: Tier in 3 Months  Once a case has been present for 3 months re-analyzation needs to take place.  Questions such as the following need to be addressed:  Q1: Is the client feeling better with conservative treatment?  Q2: Do they need MRIS?  Q3: Are they in need of more specified treatment based on MRIS? Ex. Epidurals, Neurological Treatment etc. Tier C: Tier in 3 months  C1: Severe injuries (Ex. Surgery Rec or possible rec, Possible TBI)  C2: Moderate injuries ( Ex. High Pain level, 5 or higher, epidural injection recommendation, rhizotomty recommendation)  C3: Minor injuries (Ex. Trigger points, therapy, decreasing pain levels)

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