Medical judgment nationwide

A national provider of medical judgment services, MCN performs examinations in all 50 states. Our network of credentialed medical consultants includes over 16,000 physicians from all medical specialties.

A technology-driven company

Our offices and records are fully integrated with a powerful database. Clients can check referral status, upload records, download reports, correspondence and case analytics through a secure web interface.

Evidence-based evaluations

We directly recruit and credential each of our physicians and consultants. All share our values of quality and integrity. We treat our examinees with respect and uphold the highest standards at every step.

Everyone has an opinion. Get one you can trust from MCN.

Independent Medical Examinations

MCN-credentialed physicians perform IMEs nationwide, providing answers to questions on the medical nature, cause and treatment of conditions and injuries using evidence-based, objective medical standards.

Medical Peer Reviews

Evaluating specific factors of patient health care through file review when a face-to-face medical evaluation is not required or possible and questions are raised regarding the delivery, appropriateness or necessity of medical services.

For current job openings, please refer to our "Jobs at MCN" page.

Medical Bill
Reviews

MCN increases efficiencies in bill review with customized decision management software and an extensive database of fee schedules and national - and regional - contracts to obtain maximum savings on every bill.

Utilization Reviews

MCN, a URAC-accredited Independent Review Organization (IRO), provides answers to Utilization Management questions and disputes. MCN’s policies meet or exceed the federal and all state requirements for timeframes.

News at MCN:

MCN Welcomes New Executive Vice President

Seattle, WA (January 30, 2012): Medical Consultants Network is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Leonardo as Executive Vice President. Mr. Leonardo is charged with leading MCN’s sales and marketing team nationwide.

The Latest from MCNTalk:

The DSM and categories of suffering
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