LifeSpann provides non-emergency medical and musculoskeletal evaluation. When psychiatric care is needed, Horizon Peak Health offers a separate evaluation and treatment path from the same Gilbert clinic.
Medical-lien care is available only after written case and attorney eligibility is confirmed by the applicable practice.
LifeSpann and Horizon Peak Health are separate practices. Each makes its own clinical decisions and maintains its own appointments, records, agreements, and billing.
Before lien-based care begins, the appropriate practice reviews written case and attorney information and confirms whether it can accept the matter.
LifeSpann evaluates non-emergency physical concerns and whether an office-based musculoskeletal procedure fits. Horizon Peak Health separately evaluates psychiatric concerns and any available psychotherapy or interventional-psychiatry path.
Each provider recommends only the care supported by that practice's assessment, scope, and clinical judgment. Treatment is not automatic.
Follow-up is based on clinical need. Records reflect the history, examination, response, and provider findings from each visit.
A medical lien may be considered only for an eligible case after written attorney and case information is reviewed, the applicable practice accepts the arrangement, and required agreements are signed.
A lien does not guarantee insurance coverage, a settlement, a legal outcome, or payment by another party. Services are recommended for clinical reasons, not to increase a claim. LifeSpann and Horizon Peak Health do not provide legal advice.
Do not send symptoms, diagnoses, medications, medical records, accident reports, or other sensitive information through the website callback form. Staff will explain the appropriate intake channel.
No. Acceptance depends on written case and attorney verification, clinical fit, practice capacity, and a signed agreement. A scheduled visit does not by itself confirm lien eligibility.
LifeSpann can evaluate non-emergency medical and musculoskeletal concerns after an accident. When the examination supports a specific office-based target and procedure, the clinician may discuss a musculoskeletal injection. The provider determines whether that care, imaging, specialist referral, urgent care, or emergency evaluation is appropriate.
Horizon Peak Health is a separate psychiatric practice. It can evaluate anxiety, mood, sleep, and trauma-related symptoms. Its plan may include medication management, psychotherapy with an appropriately licensed therapist when availability and case acceptance are confirmed, or other therapy coordination when clinically appropriate. Its appointments, records, decisions, and billing remain separate from LifeSpann.
No. Horizon Peak Health may separately evaluate select adults for monitored, in-clinic intramuscular ketamine. Ketamine use for psychiatric conditions is off-label, requires an in-person candidacy and safety assessment, and is not appropriate for everyone or a substitute for emergency care. Treatment is never automatic.
Only when coordination is clinically appropriate and the patient authorizes the exchange of relevant information. Sharing a location does not combine the practices or their records.
No. A lien is a payment arrangement, not a promise of settlement, recovery, insurance coverage, or payment by another party. Patient responsibility is governed by the written agreement with the applicable practice.
Use the callback form without medical details, or call the clinic. Booking a standard visit does not confirm medical-lien acceptance.