Certified Personal Injury Examiner Seminar

The Only Pathway to Certification in Forensic Injury Documentation. Turns clinical findings into court-oriented credible legal evidence – trusted by attorneys – accepted by insurers.

CPIE™ Credential

CPIE: The DC
Credential Attorneys
Trust and Refer To

Certified Personal Injury Examiners trained in the Injury-Model Assessment are trusted by attorneys for court-ready documentation that strengthens claims, prevents undervaluation, and wins leverage where it matters most — documentation that survives scrutiny, proves value, and prevents undervaluation.

👉 Attorneys: Rely on forensic reports that strengthen claims.

👉 Chiropractors: Earn the credential that sets you apart in PI cases.

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What is CPIE

The CPIE™ Credentialing Seminar

The Certified Personal Injury Examiner (CPIE™) program trains chiropractors in the Injury Model Examination — a modern alternative to outdated Medicare-level exams (99203/99204).

With the support of our online, automated tools, CPIE doctors can:

Capture double-digit diagnoses that routine exams miss.
Use Trauma Inventories, ePROs, and built-in AMA Impairment Rating features without the usual complexity.
Generate attorney-ready reports automatically aligned with FRE 701–702 admissibility standards for strong negotiation leverage.

CPIE isn’t about doing more work — it’s about letting the system do the hard work for you, so your documentation carries more weight with attorneys and insurers.

Attorney-Endorsed Insight

“CPIE doctors don't just document injuries — they create evidence attorneys rely on.”

Evidence-Ready Forensic Focus Attorney Trusted

The Platform

The CPIE™ Core Outputs

CPIE™ trains chiropractors in the Injury Model Examination and standardizes four outputs—Trauma Inventories, Diagnoses, Impairment Ratings, and a comprehensive Injury Model Exam—making documentation clear, defensible, and ready for payers and attorneys. Beyond Medicare visit coding (99203/99204).

Missed trauma data means missed referrals—don’t let attorneys pass over your practice. Without trauma inventories, hidden injuries go unnoticed, lowering claim value—and your credibility with lawyers.

Failing to engage trauma inventories means overlooked threshold diagnoses stay hidden—blocking latent compensation. Unlocking these missed impairments adds overlooked value and maximizes injury claim outcomes.

Courts require impairment ratings for compensation, and insurers assign 25% of value to them. Yet only 5% comply—CPIE automates ratings seamlessly, protecting claims.

The Injury Model Exam is the gold standard—far beyond substandard Medicare exams. Without it, injuries lack proper documentation, weakening claims and leaving providers overlooked by attorneys.

Certification

The Gold Standard in Injury Documentation

Certified Personal Injury Examiners are positioned at the forefront of medico-legal injury documentation.

CPIE certification improves case results and elevates your practice with:

A proven injury exam model designed specifically for personal injury cases.
Practical tools like trauma inventories, ePROs, and AMA impairment ratings that reveal hidden value in claims.
Reporting protocols attorneys already trust as admissible and settlement-strengthening.
Ongoing training and support to keep you confident and current.

Your Advantage:

CPIE isn’t about more work—it’s about more recognition, stronger referrals, and the credibility attorneys seek. Position your practice where attorneys can’t afford to overlook you.

👉 Register for the CPIE Seminar and start elevating your documentation, credibility, and case impact.

What Attorneys Are Saying

"The CPIE report helped us secure an additional $40,000 on a soft tissue case."

Plaintiff Attorney

"Finally, a credential that bridges medical exams and courtroom-ready evidence."

Litigation Partner

"Working with CPIE doctors saves us time and strengthens our negotiations."

Managing Attorney

"I've seen judges respond positively to the thoroughness of CPIE documentation."

Trial Attorney

"CPIE certification has become our standard requirement for injury documentation."

Personal Injury Firm