Clinical Guidelines Musculoskeletal
AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Musculoskeletal
The foundation of our solution platform for specialty benefits management is our clinical appropriateness guidelines.
AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Musculoskeletal are developed through a rigorous process integrating evidence-based literature with expert physician review. Included below are guidelines for spine surgery, joint surgery, and interventional pain management.
AIM CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS GUIDELINES FOR SPINE SURGERY
The interventions addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Spine Surgery include bone grafts, bone growth stimulators, foraminotomies, fusions, laminectomy, discectomy, disc arthroplasty, treatment of spinal deformity, and vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty.
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The interventions addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Joint Surgery include total replacement of the hip, knee, and shoulder; arthroscopy of the hip, knee, and shoulder; treatment of osteochondral defects; and meniscal allograft transplantation.
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The interventions addressed in the AIM Clinical Appropriateness Guidelines for Interventional Pain Management include epidural steroid injections; paravertebral facet injection, nerve block, and neurolysis; sacroiliac steroid injections; spinal cord stimulators; and regional sympathetic nerve block.
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