A national physician network and management services organization serving veterans with chronic disc-related back pain

Affiliate Network Sites

A program of Veterans Discseel Network

A service line for the veterans you already have

Open a procedure to your existing census that you cannot offer today, because there is no authorization pathway behind it. VDN supplies that pathway.

Network Physician Opportunity

The network handles the business. You practice medicine.

As a Network Physician, you evaluate patients and perform the procedure. VDN builds and manages the authorization pathway, the administrative operation, and the support system around every case — so the veterans already in your practice can finally receive this treatment.

The arrangement in one line

VDN brings the pathway and the infrastructure. You bring the clinical work.

This is a network affiliation, not an employment relationship. You keep your clinical practice, your patients, and your autonomy — the network attaches an authorization pathway and a back office to it. VDN does not route patients to you; it opens a service line to the veterans already in your census.

What you bring

  • • Clinical evaluation and candidacy determination
  • • The Discseel® procedure, performed by you
  • • Your clinical autonomy and patient safety judgment
  • • Your licensure, training, and clinical qualifications

What VDN brings

  • • The payer relationship and the authorization pathway
  • • Patient enrollment support and coordinator-led intake
  • • Centralized intake, scheduling, and coordination
  • • Billing, follow-up, and the outcome registry

Commercial terms, market designation, and payer contracting are handled directly by VDN and are discussed after qualification.

What stays yours

State governs the room. VDN governs the medicine. You practice it.

This distinction does not blur. Your clinical judgment is yours; the facility standard is your state's; the protocol and the pathway are VDN's.

Clinical autonomy is yours

You evaluate the patient, determine candidacy, and perform the procedure. VDN sets the protocol and standards as conditions of participation, but does not override clinical judgment.

The facility standard is your state's

VDN does not set facility standards and does not substitute its judgment for state requirements. The standard for the setting in which you practice is the one set by your state.

Answered directly

The questions you'd ask

Who performs the procedure?

You do. As a Network Physician, you are the treating physician — trained in the Discseel® procedure and credentialed to VDN protocol. The clinical work stays entirely yours.

Where do the patients come from?

Patients are routed and authorized through the VDN pathway. VDN holds the payer relationship and operates centralized intake, records collection, authorization tracking, scheduling support, billing, and long-term follow-up — so the referrals that reach the network actually convert into treated cases.

Do I keep clinical autonomy?

Yes. Candidacy is determined by you at evaluation, from the diagnostic findings. VDN sets the candidacy criteria, clinical protocol, kit specification, documentation standard, and follow-up intervals as conditions of participation — but the network does not override clinical judgment and does not make the determination for you.

Who sets the facility standard where I practice?

Your state does. The applicable standard is the one set by the state in which the procedure is performed, for that setting. VDN does not set facility standards and does not substitute its judgment for state requirements.

What does VDN actually solve?

Conversion. Veterans are referred to trained physicians every day and never reach a procedure day, because the referral arrives without an authorization pathway behind it. VDN holds the payer relationship and operates that pathway, along with the administration around the case.

Next steps

What qualification looks like

  • Confirm your training and interest in the Discseel® procedure
  • Credentialing to VDN protocol
  • Confirm your practice setup and procedure capacity
  • A confidential conversation with Business Development

Commercial terms, market designation, and payer contracting are handled directly by VDN and are discussed after qualification.