IFPP™ is the clinical platform built inside a live interventional pain practice. Remote Therapeutic Monitoring with audit-ready documentation, and the compliance workflows pain medicine actually runs on — UDS ordering, COT tracking, ORT risk stratification — in one system instead of three.
Generic RPM and RTM vendors capture daily check-ins and a billing code. They leave UDS ordering, COT documentation, ORT stratification, and safety-flag routing to whatever spreadsheet or sticky-note system the clinic was using before.
IFPP does not. RTM and the compliance tools pain medicine is actually audited on live in the same platform, sharing the same patient record, run by the same staff. Because it was built inside a live pain practice that does all of them every day.
The patient app captures daily check-ins, procedure follow-ups, and delivers an eight-week evidence-based curriculum — the engagement layer that makes RTM data days and treatment-management contact billable.
The staff portal is where the clinical work actually happens: RTM billing workflow, UDS order management, COT compliance tracking, screening tools (ORT, PHQ-9, GAD-7, COMM), clinical ops flags, and billing-ready documentation.
One patient record threads both. The check-in that produces an RTM data day lives in the same record as the UDS interval the patient is due for, and the COT flag that the front desk needs to action at the next visit. No bolt-ons. No reconciliation at claim time.
Clinic-issued. Not a consumer download. Patients activate the app with an enrollment code during a visit, and the data flows directly to the clinic's portal.
The daily operating view for the clinic. Designed around how the staff — MAs, intake, providers — actually move through a day.
IFPP started as an internal build at Southern Interventional Pain Center because the available options forced a choice: a check-in app with no compliance infrastructure, a compliance tool with no patient engagement, or a general-purpose RPM platform that treated UDS and controlled-substance tracking as an afterthought.
What exists now is the version of the platform that a pain physician would build for their own clinic — because that's exactly what it is. The RTM workflow and the compliance tools are not bolt-ons. They share one patient record. The patient app reflects how patients in this specialty actually engage. The clinical assistant is trained on the workflows the clinic already runs.
It is running. It is billing. A small number of outside clinics are now being invited to pilot it.
This is intentional. Clinic-issued enrollment ensures data integrity, ties the patient record to RTM billing from day one, and keeps the app out of the consumer-app noise floor.
Available on iPhone and Android. The iOS listing is Apple Unlisted — discoverable only through the direct link below.
Clinic-issued enrollment code required to activate.
Clinics that want to capture RTM revenue without staffing a new workflow, or that need UDS and COT documentation that survives an audit. Onboarding takes a patient list — not an EMR integration.
Groups standardizing clinical operations across sites. Per-location views, shared compliance posture, one source of truth for patient engagement and billing-ready documentation.
Practices that have been audited, know they will be, or simply want a platform that treats DEA and CMS requirements as baseline features rather than premium modules.
Pilot conversations are peer-to-peer. We work directly with the physician or practice lead to scope a fit, not through a sales team.
If RTM, audit defense, or patient engagement is on your mind — reach out. We'll talk about what you're actually trying to solve.
pilot@ifpp.health →Responses typically within one business day.