X-Ray Image Upload Instructions
& Submission Checklist for AOMSI
Welcome — I'm Dr. Frank Liberti.
I created our X-Ray Mensuration Service to do more than provide accurate measurements at an affordable price. I designed it to give you another profit-generating service for your PI practice — while adding an objective forensic evidence layer to the cases you manage.
At just $99, you'll receive professional X-ray mensuration, a high-quality report, and the responsive personal service I believe every doctor should expect.
Note on Billing: While I can't provide coding or billing advice, our users report billing code 76499 — Unlisted Diagnostic Radiographic Procedure @ $540 per spinal region for this service.
My interest in this work goes back many years. I served as a medical expert in precedent-setting State Supreme Court litigation and was the first chiropractor to introduce AOMSI evidence at that level. I understand not only the importance of obtaining the measurements, but the importance of communicating what those findings mean in a personal-injury case.
That's why we've also created two resources you can use with your completed findings:
Download the AOMSI Admissibility Brief — $25
If your attorney needs additional support explaining the significance and evidentiary foundation of an AOMSI injury to an insurance adjuster — or preparing to address the evidence in deposition or trial — the AOMSI Admissibility Brief provides a focused resource they can use.
Better evidence. More value to your PI cases. A service designed to generate revenue for your practice.
We're here to make the process easy.
— Dr. Frank Liberti
Submission Checklist
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Send Cervical and/or Lumbar X-rays only |
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Send only Flexion and Extension views |
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Submit 1 job order for Cervical and another job order for Lumbar |
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File formats accepted are: .jpg, .jpeg |
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Your file size may not exceed 24,000 MB |
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For Cervical views: Must be able to see the anterior and posterior foramen magnum and the spinous process of C7. |
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For Lumbar views: Must be able to see the entirety of L1 through L5 and at least half the sacrum. |