Educational Games

Who says becoming an expert on impairment can’t be fun? We’ve developed a series of innovative educational tools designed to help you test your knowledge of the world of impairment. They are all free, and you are welcome to try them all!

Test your knowledge of jurisdictional Guides requirements 

Every report here has problems. Mark the sentences you would send back, then see what you caught.

Pair each term with its plain-English definition. Blanks hide the term wherever a definition would give it away.

A rating is only as good as its defense under oath. Read the file, then choose your side of the table.

Impairment values are combined, not added, because each one applies only to what remains. Use a calculator if you like. The clock is there for bragging rights only.

Maximum medical improvement is a point where further recovery or deterioration is not anticipated. It is often misread. Read each case and make the call.

Every decision on a claim moves the clock. Take one from first report to closure and see how long it runs.

Before you continue

These games are provided for educational purposes only. By continuing, you acknowledge that they will not be used for legal or medical determinations, and that any such use is solely your liability.

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