Medicare liens may be old hat to you if you’ve been practicing law for any length of time. If you’re newer to the idea, here’s a quick rundown. If a client uses Medicare (or Medicaid) as their medical insurance coverage, and that client receives a settlement relating to an injury, the federal or state government… Continue reading Rapid Resolution for Medicare Liens
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The Big Picture on Medical Imaging
Medical imaging– such as x-rays and scans– comprises one of the most essential components any medical record. If you’re using a medical record in litigation or in settling an insurance claim, medical imaging provides direct visual evidence of an injury or physical condition. To the properly trained eye, medical imaging shows the type of injury… Continue reading The Big Picture on Medical Imaging
Who Can (and Can’t) Access Medical Records
Medical records are some of the most important records we retrieve at The Records Company. They’re critical for insurance claims and litigation related to personal injury and a host of other types of cases. Because we comply with all state and federal privacy laws, we require all our client specialists to undergo rigorous training for… Continue reading Who Can (and Can’t) Access Medical Records
Medical Lien Retrieval Made Simpler
A medical lien is most often issued in case of personal injury, as a way for health care providers and some insurers to cover payment—or partial payment—for treatment after a settlement has been awarded in the case. The medical lien entitles the provider or insurance company to a share of the settlement to recoup their… Continue reading Medical Lien Retrieval Made Simpler
Tracking Toxicology Reports
The Records Company specializes in retrieving records that aren’t always easy to obtain because we know how to navigate the complex regulations that vary across state lines. Toxicology reports are one of the many types of records we retrieve for use in criminal and civil litigation. These reports are also essential for insurance claims because accident… Continue reading Tracking Toxicology Reports