For medical practices and facilities – whether big or small – collecting accounts receivable is an ongoing worry. Bad debt, secondary insurance processing, billing, and claim filing can make or break cash flow for your business. If you are feeling that insurance companies are tremendously underpaying you. Or perhaps you know that you are compliant with billing regulations and coding but your payor has not adhered to your contract. Healthcare recovery can be an exhausting process. With our seasoned team of attorneys who specialize in medical law, we understand the nuances of payor issues and can help you quickly and efficiently, while treating your patients fairly, as well. We are advocates and advisors who make your case our #1 priority. With comprehensive solutions-driven planning, our team is ready to serve you immediately, drawing on 150 years of collective experience in the medical law arena.
Under the umbrella of healthcare compliance and regulatory services, we can assist your practice with both in-network and out-of-network scenarios. For the past 25 years, fraud and abuse have been rife in the private and public sectors. Many practices, therefore, employ auditing companies for quarterly or annual assessments. But individual payer interaction is just as, or even more important than, a periodic progress report. Ultimately, this keeps a blueprint, or paper trail, of denials and payments. We offer convenient flat-free screenings for these exact purposes. Likewise, out-of-network insurers sometimes accuse providers of waiving copays or deductibles so they can wiggle their way out of paying a provider or so they can regain what the amount they originally paid. We can advise you on your legal rights to ensure efficient payment and avoid payer recoupment. And if you’re still not sure you want to hire us, rest assured we have a 15-minute complimentary consultation.
To ease the financial burden and ensure proper claim processing, contact FHLF and learn how our expert healthcare recovery attorneys will guide your medical facility’s collection efforts and maximize reimbursement.