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A pain-management referral works best when the firm sends more than a client name and LIENEX phone number. The provider needs enough information to understand the injury history, the current symptoms, the prior care and the practical requirements of the case. That preparation can reduce scheduling delays and prevent the client from repeating the same story across multiple calls.
A focused interventional pain practice
Dr. David Wu’s official website describes him as a board-certified anesthesiologist and interventional pain medicine specialist. The practice lists services that include personal injury care, epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections, radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, back-pain care and pain-management services on lien.
The practice currently lists offices in Torrance, Los Angeles, Norwalk and Tustin. That geographic spread can be useful when a client’s ability to travel is limited, but the correct office and appointment type should always be confirmed before the referral is finalized.
What to send with the referral
Summarize what the client is experiencing now and how it affects daily activity.
Include available records, imaging reports and a concise timeline of conservative care.
Identify the most realistic office and the client’s availability before the first call.
Confirm the practice’s current requirements for the specific case rather than assuming universal acceptance.
A complete referral gives the provider a cleaner clinical picture and gives the client a clearer next step.
Where LIENEX fits
LIENEX can help organize the referral request, identify the appropriate location, coordinate scheduling and keep the firm informed as the handoff moves forward. Clinical decisions remain with the treating provider, and legal decisions remain with counsel.
Need interventional pain coordination?
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