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How Lucid Lane Works For Providers

Our approach

Lucid Lane works as an extension of a physician’s care team, providing an integrative approach that reduces pain and improves mental health, while preventing and reversing medication dependence on controlled medications.

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How it works

STEP 1 Prescription

When a provider writes a prescription for a controlled substance, they also write a referral for Lucid Lane. We then work behind the scenes to verify benefits and enable enrollment.
When a provider writes a prescription for a controlled substance, they also write a referral for Lucid Lane. We then work behind the scenes to verify benefits and enable enrollment.

STEP 2 Enrollment

Lucid Lane follows up with  your patients as quickly as the same day to get them enrolled in our program, set up in the Member Portal and scheduled for their first appointment.
Lucid Lane follows up with  your patients as quickly as the same day to get them enrolled in our program, set up in the Member Portal and scheduled for their first appointment.

STEP 3 Treatment

Members use our app to monitor progress, schedule appointments, view care goals, track their health conditions, and receive support from Lucid Lane counselors.
Members use our app to monitor progress, schedule appointments, view care goals, track their health conditions, and receive support from Lucid Lane counselors.

STEP 4 Results

Providers receive information about patient progress via the Provider Portal, such as ongoing patient health check data and comprehensive health reports from counseling sessions.  
Providers receive information about patient progress via the Provider Portal, such as ongoing patient health check data and comprehensive health reports from counseling sessions.  

The Lucid Method is rooted in clinical research.

This study aims to evaluate the impact of Lucid Lane’s perioperative opioid tapering program utilizing daily behavioral health support for patients who are on an opioid medication prior to surgery (tolerant), or naive and will be undergoing a surgery with curative intent post-surgery.

The purpose of this study is to examine the safety, acceptability, and feasibility of a controlled taper off of opioids and/or benzodiazepines, with the use of behavioral health telehealth-based therapy services, in the perioperative patient.

The investigators are evaluating if the addition of a pain coach/counselor before and after surgery, through a telehealth platform (LucidLane) can improve participant’s recovery from major joint surgery.

We accept most insurance, including:

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We accept most insurance, including: