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    Historic Los Angeles building atrium with open iron elevators and a glass skylight, typical of the practices surrounding the clinic

    Referring Clinicians · Downtown Los Angeles

    Practitioner Referral Network for Downtown Los Angeles

    A clear referral path for downtown clinicians whose patients need diagnostics or oxygen immersion the practice does not run in-house.

    • Referral model: You keep the patient
    • Turnaround: Same-week blocks
    • Data: Sent back to you

    The short answer

    Kure Health accepts direct referrals from Downtown Los Angeles clinicians, including physical therapists, chiropractors, acupuncturists, physicians, and credentialed trainers, for services a practice does not run in-house: Kaqun oxygen immersion, physician-directed IV therapy, KureBioMap and KureSync diagnostics, and genomic testing. Referrals are sent by a short form or a call, the patient is seen at 621 S Spring Street inside 8am to 8pm daily hours, and a written summary goes back to the referring clinician with the patient authorization on file. There are no referral fees in either direction, and no formal network membership exists yet.

    Kure Health, 621 S Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014. Open 8am to 8pm daily.

    You keep the patient

    Referral model

    Same-week blocks

    Turnaround

    Sent back to you

    Data

    01 · Practitioner Referral Network

    Who refers to the clinic

    Practices within walking distance of the Historic Core that reach the edge of what they can do in a treatment room and want somewhere specific to send the patient next.

    Physical therapists and chiropractors whose patients plateau and need objective systemic data.

    Acupuncturists and integrative practitioners looking for lab, genomic, or cardiovascular signal testing to work from.

    Primary care and specialty physicians who want oxygen immersion or IV therapy delivered under physician direction.

    Strength coaches and credentialed trainers who suspect a clinical issue behind a training problem and want it screened properly.

    02 · Practitioner Referral Network

    How the referral relationship works

    You keep the patient

    A referral is for a specific service or workup. The patient stays yours, and we do not market your patient into an unrelated program.

    A written summary comes back

    With the patient authorization on file, the referring clinician gets the findings and the plan in writing, not a marketing email.

    No fees in either direction

    No referral fees, no revenue share, no incentive structures. It stays a clinical referral.

    Scheduling that respects your visit

    Patients can be seen the same week, including evenings and weekends, so the referral does not stall the plan of care.

    Clear scope

    We tell you plainly what we do and do not treat, and we send patients back rather than holding onto a case that belongs with you.

    A standing point of contact

    One coordinator handles your referrals so you are not restarting with a front desk each time.

    How referring practices work with us

    Physical therapists, chiropractors, and physicians keep the patient relationship. We handle the oxygen immersion, IV, and diagnostic block and send the data back.

    Physical therapist reviewing a chart with an older male patient in a modern rehabilitation clinic, the kind of practice that refers into the Kure Health network
    Referring practices keep the patient relationship.
    Freeway light trails leading to the Downtown Los Angeles skyline at dusk, the drive-in radius for practices referring patients into the Historic Core
    Most referring practices sit inside a 20-minute drive.
    Stone-clad Downtown Los Angeles tower entrance framed by palms, representative of the Financial District practices in the referral network
    Financial District practices refer in for the same-week block.

    Los Angeles photography is illustrative. Venues, hotels, and transit hubs shown are not affiliated with Kure Health.

    The downtown blocks we share with you

    Most referring practices sit inside the same walkable grid, which is why a same-week referral rarely costs a patient a full day.

    Terracotta and brick Broadway building fronts housing downtown Los Angeles practices that refer patients to the clinic
    Broadway and Spring, where most referring practices sit.
    Downtown Los Angeles financial district towers and City Hall seen from the Historic Core referral catchment
    The financial district and Civic Center, minutes away by foot or rail.

    Neighborhood photography is illustrative. Landmarks, markets, and buildings shown are not affiliated with Kure Health.

    Evening freeway lights converging on the Downtown Los Angeles towers, used as a mid-page break on the practitioner referral network page

    We run the block. You keep the patient.

    Oxygen immersion, IV, and diagnostics, with the data returned to your chart.

    03 · Practitioner Referral Network

    Sending your first referral

    01

    1. Introduce the practice

    Send your practice name, discipline, and the kind of case you want a second set of data on.

    02

    2. Short scope call

    Fifteen minutes to cover what we run, what we do not, and where the handoff should sit for your patients.

    03

    3. Refer with authorization

    Send the patient with a written authorization to share results, and the summary comes back to you after the visit.

    04

    4. Review the first few cases

    After a handful of referrals we review what was useful and what was not, and adjust the handoff.

    Introduce your practice

    Tell us your discipline and the kind of case you want covered. We will set up a short scope call and send the referral form.

    Please do not include medical details in this message. Clinical information is collected privately during intake.

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