Registration is $199 per attendee - pay with button below after completing "Register Now" above. Registration covers onsite group meals and entertainment. Travel and hotel are covered by attendees at a discounted room block rate. SpineCAMP will handle all room reservations once registration and payment are confirmed. Plan to arrive Thursday afternoon, November 12, and depart after 2:00 PM on Saturday, November 14. Seats are limited, and first come first serve - registration will close when all seats are full.
LeHI, UT
Seth Coomer, PhD, Research Engineer, Medical Metrics Diagnostics
Newly available science, including preliminary results from a retrospective look at AOMSI prevalence across 30 US clinical sites using SpineCAMP, and a recent NASSJ publication benchmarking the AI used in SpineCAMP against the validated gold standard.
Trevor Grieco, PhD, Director of Medical Device Solutions and SpineCAMP Co-founder
Software updates, newly configured reports, and performance metrics gathered on our proprietary software. Learn what new features are available based on demand, how to dive deeper into SpineCAMP reporting, and what is coming next in 2027.
Brett Chance, DC, CCSP, CSNC, Winter Park, FL. Guest panelists to be announced
A moderated session on how AI can be leveraged across personal injury workflows, including a look at the tools Dr. Chance uses to stay focused on the patient, the legal case, and the finances.
Moderator: Eric Lee, DC, FSBT. Guest panelists to be announced
Dr. Lee uncovers the journey as each stakeholder experiences it, the disorder in the system, and the tools available to streamline it, with perspectives from frontline clinician, legal professional, radiologist, medical examiner, and nurse case manager.
Moderator: Brett Chance, DC, CCSP, CSNC. Panel: Jennifer Pedley, DC, DACBR; Cliff Tao, DC, DACBR; Ted Kyle, DC, SVP RAYUS Radiology; Nick Hilton, BS
Which modalities to order and when, how to correct poor imaging inputs for the highest value outputs, how to correlate x-ray and MRI findings and what that means clinically, and how to work with impairment ratings.
Moderator: William Owens, DC, FSBT, President, National Spine Management Group. Guest presentation: Larry Stolar, DC. Panel to be announced
What a day in the life of an IME or QME looks like, when they get involved in a case and who retains them, how they view the opportunities and threats that apply to their work, and where objective image assessment adds value.
Dawn M. Kyle, DC; Brett Chance, DC, CCSP, CSNC; Ted Kyle, DC
How to become a leader in your market in personal injury, what to do first, and how to remain the go-to for best in class case management.
Interactive engagements with the SpineCAMP team and trusted users of the technology. Move between three stations showing SpineCAMP in advanced applications while networking with colleagues, before dinner is served in the "Adult Playground" under the stars. Less structure, more meaningful conversation with the people you spent the day in session with.
Christopher D. Chaput, MD, San Antonio, TX - Professor in Diseases of the Spine and Spine Trauma, University of Texas San Antonio, Long School of Medicine
Dr. Chaput discusses the future of spine care management from multiple perspectives, using state of the art technology to aid decision making. Topics include how and why to incorporate longitudinal monitoring of your patients, what to do with abnormal findings that are not ratable, and the case for why center of rotation technology is no longer optional.
Trevor Grieco, PhD; William Owens, DC; Matthew McClean, DC; Seth Coomer, PhD
The new ability to get objective, automated, precise measurements of the full spinal anatomy, and the initial capabilities, scope and applications of the new views coming in 2027.
Christopher Chaput, MD; Eric Lee, DC; Derek Farmen, DC
How to set up a cross-discipline practice and the network to support it, how to get referrals in both directions, when to hand off a case, and real cases showing good referral patterns between operative and non-operative providers.
Larry Stolar, DC, with legal counsel to be announced
How to prepare for testimony, keys to case value, and the common questions you will face on the stand.
We close out together, cover what comes next, and send you off. Book departing flights after 2:00 PM CST to give yourself room.
Travel and hotel are on you, at the discounted room block rate of $269/night (billed upon checkout). SpineCAMP will book all your rooms once registration and payment are confirmed.
Complete registration first - then SUBMIT your $199 fee using the button to the right.
Departures: Sessions wrap at 12:30 PM on Saturday, November 14. Book departing flights after 2:00 PM.
Airports: Dallas Love Field (DAL) is about 5 miles from the hotel. DFW Airport is about 20 miles.
Hotel cancellations: October 22 is the deadline. Cancel after that date and you are still responsible for the cost of your room.
Hotel Address: 1445 Turtle Creek Blvd. Dallas, TX 75207
Rooms are booked for you once registration and payment are confirmed.
By attending, you consent to being photographed or recorded for promotional use.