What is Veterans Discseel Network?

A national network that enables trained Discseel® practices to treat the veterans already in their care, with the authorization pathway, clinical protocol, and administrative infrastructure provided by the network.

Veterans Spine Network — Restoring Motion for Veterans

This is the same confidential qualification request — a first step, not an application.

This form is confidential. It is not an application or a commitment — it is the first step in a private conversation to determine whether the network is a fit.

Full name *

Credentials

Email *

Phone (optional)

Practice name

Primary practice state

Specialty

Years in practice

A few quick questions

These help us understand fit — most are quick selects. Two things worth knowing before you answer: your physician remains the treating physician, and your referral relationships remain yours. What the network supplies is the pathway that converts those referrals into treated cases.

What is your practice's status with the ISP℠ procedure? *

We are trained and currently performing the procedure

We are trained but not currently performing it

We are not trained yet, but we treat this population and are interested

We're not familiar with the procedure and want to learn more

Your physician is the treating physician for network cases and is credentialed to VDN protocol as part of onboarding. If you are not yet trained, say so — it does not end the conversation.

Is your procedure suite licensed and operating in conformity with your state's requirements for this setting? *

Yes, and we can provide documentation

Yes, but documentation would take time to assemble

Not yet

Not sure

The applicable facility standard is your state's, for the setting in which the procedure is performed. VDN does not set facility standards — it receives and verifies your documentation.

What is stopping referred veterans from becoming treated cases today? Select all that apply.

Veterans are referred to us but the cases stall before treatment

No authorization pathway behind the referrals we receive

No route to get these cases paid

Administrative load of working each referral

Limited procedure room availability

Support staffing for procedure days

How many cases per month could your practice perform at full ramp? *

How many dedicated procedure days per month could you reserve for network cases?

What are you most interested in exploring?

Briefly, your current practice setup

Anything else? (optional)

Let's talk — confidentially

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A few quick questions