Carisk Partners Launches Integrated Pain Management Program
The company’s whole-person, patient-specific approach combines clinical care, behavioral health, and technology to
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The company’s whole-person, patient-specific approach combines clinical care, behavioral health, and technology to support earlier intervention and recovery.
Tampa, FL September 17, 2026 –(PR.com)– Carisk Partners, a specialty risk transfer and care coordination company, is proud to announce the launch of its Pain Management Program, an integrated, patient-specific approach designed to address the physical, behavioral, and psychosocial factors that can contribute to persistent pain and delayed recovery.
Built around Carisk’s whole-person approach to care, the program brings together clinical evaluation, behavioral health resources, individualized pain coaching, and emerging technologies such as virtual reality – all based on the needs of each injured worker.
Connecting the Pieces of Pain Management
Originally developed for a large national insurance carrier, the program builds on Carisk’s proprietary intake and clinical evaluation process and its experience supporting complex workers’ compensation claims.
The program was also informed by insights from Carisk’s Behavioral Health Program, launched approximately 18 months ago. Carisk found that approximately 25% of behavioral health referrals involved pain as a significant part of the injured worker’s clinical presentation, highlighting the connection between pain, behavioral health, and recovery.
“Pain is rarely a one-dimensional clinical issue,” says Dr. Alana Letourneau, Chief Clinical Strategy Officer at Carisk Partners. “Our approach starts with understanding the individual and the factors contributing to their pain, so we can identify concerns early and build a patient-specific care pathway that helps them return to function sooner.”
Rather than follow a predetermined treatment protocol, the program starts with the individual. Following Carisk’s intake and evaluation process, a customized care pathway can draw from a range of clinical resources and modalities.
This is an approach that recognizes that two injured workers with similar diagnoses may have very different pain experiences, behavioral health considerations, functional limitations, and barriers to recovery.
“Our work in behavioral health showed us how pain can shape an injured worker’s recovery,” says David Vittoria, Chief Behavioral Health Officer at Carisk Partners. “That insight pushed us to look at pain differently – to use our clinical and behavioral health expertise to identify concerns earlier and better support the person behind the claim.”
Identifying Risk Earlier
The program is designed to support intervention at multiple points in the life of a claim.
Injured workers may be referred directly based on an identified clinical need. Carisk’s Amplified Intelligence platform, part of its Intelligent Clearinghouse, can help identify injured workers who may be at increased risk for pain-related complications and create opportunities for earlier intervention.
Carisk’s proprietary, clinically powered artificial intelligence models were developed specifically for workers’ compensation and analyze available claims and clinical information to identify patterns associated with increased risk.
By combining predictive intelligence with direct clinical referral, Carisk can help clients identify injured workers who may benefit from earlier support and connect them with resources tailored to their needs.
Advancing Whole-Person Care
The Pain Management Program extends Carisk’s broader approach to integrating clinical expertise, data intelligence, and technology across the workers’ compensation continuum.
For carriers, third-party administrators, employers, and other workers’ compensation stakeholders, the program is designed to complement existing medical treatment while adding clinical insight, coordination, and resources focused on reducing barriers to recovery and improving function.
“Better outcomes begin with seeing the whole person,” says Nathan Scoggin, President and Chief Product and Strategy Officer at Carisk Partners. “This program brings that philosophy to pain management in a way that is personal, proactive, and built for workers’ compensation.”
By expanding its capabilities in pain management, Carisk continues to advance its approach to Pathways 2 Recovery™ – connecting the clinical, behavioral, and social factors that can influence recovery and help injured workers move forward.
About Carisk Partners
Carisk Partners is a specialty risk transfer and care coordination company focused on transforming the patient experience and optimizing recovery outcomes. Since 2016, Carisk has redefined the way patients and clients access high-quality care and support services. Using its MBHO foundation and expertise, Carisk applies a biopsychosocial approach to create Pathways 2 Recovery™ for complex claims – delivering seamless experiences across its products and services and empowering patients throughout their recovery journeys. For more information, visit www.cariskpartners.com.
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