National Power Alliance launches Florida concierge network for injury lawyers

National Power Alliance has launched a statewide concierge service in Florida to help personal injury attorneys find vetted medical providers for injured clients. The network covers 1,700-plus providers and aims to speed scheduling, records requests and care coordination without charging attorneys or clients.

Why it matters: - Florida personal injury attorneys often need fast access to trusted medical providers in markets where they do not have established relationships. - National Power Alliance is designed to cut the time spent searching, vetting and coordinating providers so law offices can move clients through treatment faster. - Attorneys and clients pay nothing for the service, which may reduce friction in case handling and post-injury care coordination.

What happened: - National Power Alliance launched statewide in Florida on Aug. 12, 2026, as a concierge network for personal injury attorneys. - The service connects attorneys with vetted medical providers for injured clients across the state. - Brooke Carino, founder and CEO of National Power Alliance, said attorneys choose the provider while the network handles the research and coordination. - The company was founded by the team behind Team MRI, an imaging network that has expanded across Florida.

The details: - National Power Alliance is not a lead generation platform, referral marketplace or attorney membership network. - Providers pay National Power Alliance a flat fee to participate in the network. - The network includes 1,700-plus vetted providers in chiropractic, orthopedics, neurology, pain management, physical therapy, diagnostic imaging and other specialties. - Coverage spans South Florida, the Panhandle, Tampa Bay, Central Florida, Northeast Florida, Southwest Florida, the Treasure Coast and the Space Coast. - The service includes dedicated 24/7 coordination from an NPA team, not a call center. - The network provides proactive communication on scheduling, appointments and records. - Attorneys get real-time visibility into appointment scheduling, records requests and provider communication. - National Power Alliance serves as a single point of contact for provider coordination from the first call through the final record. - National Power Alliance is headquartered in Florida. - The company’s website is National Power Alliance. - Contact options listed in the release include 855-ACT-4PIP (855-228-4747) and admin@nationalpoweralliance.com.

Between the lines: - The launch positions National Power Alliance as a service layer between law firms and medical providers, not as a marketplace competing for attorney referrals. - The model appears built to standardize one of the most operationally messy parts of injury practice: finding care and keeping records moving. - Carino framed the service as a speed play, suggesting the company is trying to differentiate on responsiveness rather than network size alone.

What's next: - National Power Alliance plans to expand into new markets as attorneys it serves take on cases in additional states. - The company says the network will grow to meet the attorney’s caseload geography rather than forcing attorneys to adapt to a fixed service area. - Additional provider relationships and state-by-state expansion would likely be the main indicators of the platform’s next phase.

The bottom line: - National Power Alliance is betting that Florida injury lawyers will pay for speed, coordination and control — even when the service itself is free to attorneys and clients.