No-fault collections involve the process of recovering payments for medical services rendered to patients injured in motor vehicle accidents under no-fault insurance policies. This insurance system allows for prompt payment of medical bills regardless of who was at fault in the accident.

What Should you do if you are

a medical provider

Verify Insurance Coverage: Confirm the patient's no-fault insurance coverage details.

Document Services Rendered: Keep detailed records of all medical services, including dates, treatments, and costs.

Submit Claims Promptly: Ensure that claims are submitted to the no-fault insurance provider within the specified time frame.

Follow Up on Claims: Monitor the status of submitted claims and promptly address any denials or requests for additional information.

Contact a Legal Expert: If there are payment issues, consult a lawyer specializing in no-fault collections.

What should you bring or have on you when contacting the law office?

Patient Information: Full details of the patient's identity and insurance coverage.

Medical Records: Comprehensive documentation of the medical services provided, including all treatments and diagnoses.

Claim Documentation: Copies of all claims submitted to the insurance provider, including dates and submission confirmation.

Communication Records: Any correspondence with the insurance company regarding the claims.

Billing Information: Detailed invoices and billing records related to the services rendered.

Insurance Policy Details: A copy of the patient's no-fault insurance policy and relevant guidelines.

Denial Notices: Documentation of any claim denials or requests for additional information from the insurance company.