Medical Provider Claims under the Michigan No-Fault Act
Extensive Experience in Representing Medical Providers
MCL 500.3112 allows for a medical provider to bring their own lawsuit for medical benefits provided to an individual injured in a no-fault accident. Our attorneys have extensive experience in representing medical providers and have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of our medical provider clients. We have extensive experience in representing surgical facilities, surgeons physicians and physical therapy facilities throughout Michigan. Let us represent your claims and give you the same results!
Familiar with the Insurer's "Games"
There are many pitfalls for a medical provider. the "1-year-back rule", No-Fault fee schedules, assignments of benefits, and coding issues may all present issues for your ability to reimbursed for your medical services.
Our experience allows us to understand your claims and recognize pitfalls, red flags and problems you may encounter and cause an adjuster to deny your claims. We can help you to remedy those issues for the future, while recovering the compensation due to you for the treatment you have already provided.
Some Things Are Out of Your Control
Insurers may decide to tell you the injured party was ineligible for no-fault benefits, declining your request for reimbursement. This isn't always the case and a denial or termination of benefits to the patient does not always disqualify you from recovering the compensation you are owed. Contact us today, let us review the case and represent your claim.