Speed to lead · medical lane

HIPAA-compliant architecture and 60-second speed-to-lead for personal injury clinics

Accident clinics lose evals when the first ring waits. Here is how a medical revenue engine overlays the EHR and answers without claiming HIPAA certified.

Why the first accident call is the case

Personal injury and PIP clinics live on inbound. When that ring hits voicemail, the injured person calls the next office. Speed-to-lead is not a slogan — it is whether the eval books.

HIPAA-compliant architecture — never HIPAA certified

HIPAA has no universal software certification. Say HIPAA-compliant architecture only after access control, audit logging, minimum-necessary handling, and BAAs are actually configured. This page never collects charts.

Overlay the EHR you already run

Athena, Epic, and Kareo are examples of stacks clinics already paid for. A managed engine sits beside them. It does not resell those products and it does not rip them out.

What to measure this week

First-ring after 5pm. Unbooked evals. Attorney referrals sitting in a personal inbox. Run the accident recovery calculator with your numbers — not our fees.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a clinic?

No. PM MEDIA runs a managed revenue engine. Clinical questions stay with authorized staff.

Do you list public prices?

Never. The calculator is recovered-eval math.