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About LOPs – Lawyers and Letters of Protection- the RULE BOOK Sorry I haven’t posted any good content in a couple of weeks – I just got back from my honeymoon! Have you treated a patient under a Letter of Protection hoping to get paid when the case settles?Did the case settle and the lawyer never paid your bills? Then this blog post is for you! There are two important rules about Letters of Protections that lawyers must follow: Contract

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) units have become popular solutions to muscle pain. A user applies applicator pads to target areas, which are pulsed with electricity at adjusted intervals. The result is gentle and continuous muscle stimulation that can alleviate soreness without pharmaceuticals. Due to the effectiveness, safety, and generally low cost of TENS units, more and more medical providers are selling them to patients and placing them on insurance billing codes. There is a problem, though it is illegal

Please see the attached Non-ownership of Motor Vehicle Affidavit. It is to be used when a patient is treating at your office and wants to submit PIP bills through another person’s insurance policy. Click here to see a nice PDF form that you can download for free This form should be used to “CYA” in the event the insurance company claims the patient owned a motor vehicle and should have used (or had) their own PIP insurance. It should not

I have received multiple phone calls and emails from doctors who read my blog. They want to know what they can put in their SOAP notes to describe manual therapy. These are mostly doctors who didn’t previously bill/perform manual therapy. Here are some suggestions: Special thanks to Dr. Jonathan Walker at PI Marketing Elite for supplying this information! You can find his Google Plus page by clicking here. If you want to learn about how to LEGALLY grow your Personal