Types of Providers No-Fault Claims Collection

After a car wreck, there is any number of treatments an injured victim may need. If these procedures are considered medically necessary, they are covered by New York’s no-fault insurance laws.

Unfortunately, the insurance company may not see some procedures as “necessary.” As such, they may deny your claim for reimbursement. For example, an independent medical examiner may determine that the patient’s issues are resolved when they really aren’t. In that case, the insurance provider may not reimburse you for the treatments you provide after this point.

In other cases, a peer review may determine that medical treatment is no longer necessary. This determination may mean a denial of reimbursement. In either scenario, remember that it’s up to you, not the insurance company or carrier, to determine what medical treatment is necessary.

At TonaLaw, our Long Island no-fault collections lawyers know how to deal with insurance providers to get compensation for necessary medical treatment. We help a variety of different medical providers get no-fault reimbursements, such as:

• Acupuncturists
• Ambulatory Surgery Centers
• Article 28 Facilities
• Chiropractors
• Dental Specialists
• Diagnostic Service Providers
• Hospitals and Hospital Owned Medical Groups
• Medical Supply Companies
• MRI Facilities
• Neurologists
• Neurosurgeons
• Orthopedic Surgeons
• Orthotic and Prosthetic Equipment
• Pain Management Providers
• Physical Therapists
• Surgeons
• Urgent Care Facilities