Medical Receivable Issues

Our office can bring about the greatest recovery on your receivables in the shortest period of time. All payers are far more likely to respond promptly to communication from our law firm than from other third party collection agents. From major hospitals to single practitioners, we have tailored our practice to assist with such issues as:

Hospital Liens
Workers Compensation Claims
Difficult Self Pay or Insurance Claims

SEMINARS FOR CLIENTS

We also offer ongoing seminars to our clients and their staff, free of charge, dealing with various issues related to health care reimbursement. Laws affecting your department can change overnight. It is now more important than ever to know what can and what cannot be discussed with your patients and third parties. Our attorneys are happy to come to your office and provide one on one training with your staff to insure that they are complying with the latest laws and regulations.

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