FAQ

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On a lien basis. 

A lien-based payment (often called a medical lien) is a legal agreement where a healthcare provider treats an injured patient upfront with $0 out-of-pocket costs, agreeing to defer payment until the patient's personal injury legal claim or lawsuit is resolved.

Instead of collecting payment at the time of service or billing health insurance, the medical provider places a lien against the proceeds of any future insurance settlement or court judgment.

How It Works in Practice

1. Medical Care Rendered: The patient receives necessary evaluation, triage, treatment, or telemedicine services immediately after an accident.

2. Lien Signed: The patient, medical provider, and personal injury attorney sign a formal agreement (the lien). This document instructs the attorney to pay the medical bills directly out of the legal recovery funds before dispersing the remaining money to the client.

3. Legal Settlement/Verdict: The personal injury claim is resolved.

4. Payment Dispersed: When the attorney receives the settlement check, the outstanding medical balance is paid directly to the medical provider from the settlement proceeds.

Key Features & Benefits

• No Financial Barrier for Patients: Injured individuals who lack health insurance, have high deductibles, or cannot afford immediate care can still access comprehensive medical treatment.

• Streamlined Documentation: Lien-based medical practices specialize in detailed, objective medical charting and report writing specifically structured to substantiate injury claims for attorneys and insurance adjusters.

• Risk Allocation: Payment is tied to the legal case outcome, meaning patients aren't burdened with upfront bills while undergoing treatment and recovery. Our practice waives accumulated bill if the client loses judgement.

No. If you've been injured in an accident and are worried about medical costs or don’t have insurance, this arrangement can help. Our lien-based care means you won’t have to pay anything upfront. You can get the treatment you need right away, which is important for healing quickly and avoiding long-term health issues. 

Yes, we offer telemedicine services for patients.

No.We are ethically obligated to provide truthful,unbiased, objective- assessment and treatment plan.