Why PI for Pain Physicians
At its core, personal injury (PI) cases are about determining fair compensation for harm caused by another. The evidence side of PI focuses on support (or contradiction) of either liability or damages.
Why Physical Therapists Should Embrace Personal Injury
For many Doctors of Physical Therapy, the thought of treating personal injury (PI) patients brings hesitation—legal paperwork, delayed payments, and tough negotiations. But those who master the PI process don’t just survive—they thrive. Financially, professionally, and clinically, PI can be a game-changer. Far from being a hassle, it’s a powerful opportunity PTs are uniquely equipped to lead. Personal injury isn’t a niche to avoid—it’s where purpose meets profit.
Understanding “Pro Rata” in Personal Injury Payments to Medical Providers
Breaking down what pro rata is, why attorneys apply it, the legal standing of pro rata in different states, and what you, as a medical provider need to know to protect your financial interests.
Huge Windfall Coming for California Chiropractors Who Treat Personal Injury Patients
More money will soon be available to California chiropractors working in personal injury, thanks to a law signed by Governor Newson.
Why medical providers should accept more personal injury patients.
The Financial Advantages of Personal Injury Cases Many providers mistakenly assume that PI cases result in payment delays or financial risk. However, when managed correctly, these cases offer some of the best financial opportunities in healthcare: Higher Reimbursement Rates PI claims often pay at or near full out-of-network rates—far higher than standard health insurance reimbursements. […]
