The Florida PIP statute requires that all bills be sent to the insurer no more than 35 days past treatment. However, if you send a Notice of Initiation of Treatment within 21 days after the first examination of the patient, you’re entitled to bill up to 75 days after the
Introduction In the dynamic realm of healthcare in Massachusetts, understanding the nuances of billing and coding is paramount for providers striving to deliver quality care while ensuring fair reimbursement. Among the myriad of codes, the 97140 CPT code stands out as a pivotal component, especially in the context of manual
Navigating the Complexities of PIP Insurance in the Medicare Era Key Terms and Definitions in PIP Insurance and Medicare Term Definition PIP Insurance (Personal Injury Protection) A type of auto insurance coverage that pays for medical expenses, and sometimes lost wages and other damages, regardless of who is at fault
Introduction to Florida Non-Operational DMV Vehicles Understanding the rules and requirements for non-operational vehicles in Florida is crucial for vehicle owners. Whether your car is temporarily out of use or permanently inoperable, knowing how to handle its registration and insurance can save you time and legal issues. What Is a
Last week was LaBovick Law Group’s most successful PIP TIP Seminar. LaBovick Law Group’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Team strives to constantly update and inform our clients and medical providers within our community. Each PIP TIP seminar is an opportunity for our clients, medical providers, and interested parties to inquire
Florida’s Personal Injury Protection (PIP) law was enacted to provide “swift and virtually automatic payment” of benefits. The idea behind the law was to ensure that individuals injured in motor vehicle accidents could resume their lives without any financial interruption. However, insurance companies make it very difficult for medical providers
Emergency Service Physicians are essential providers in the health care field. Generally, these valued practitioners render emergency treatment, management, and evaluation in the emergency room of our hospitals in Florida. Insurance Companies do not see our trusted emergency physicians in the same light. These PIP insurance carriers are continually underpaying
Personal Injury Protection is a niche area of law. The majority of a PIP attorney’s legal work consists of interpreting and evaluating Florida Statutes Section 627.736. Motions, pleadings, hearings, depositions, and the like consume the time and attention of both attorneys and legal staff. It is important to remember that
Insurance companies request depositions of the treating physician in most personal injury protection (PIP) cases. The medical treatment rendered and the reason for performing the medical services are the central issues for treating physician depositions. These depositions range from approximately thirty to ninety minutes. Here’s the good news: under Florida
Introduction to PIP Insurance Definition of PIP (Personal Injury Protection) Personal Injury Protection (PIP) is a type of auto insurance coverage that provides medical expenses and, in some cases, lost wages and other damages, regardless of who is at fault in an accident. It’s a mandatory coverage in no-fault states
