In the medico-legal sector, accurate medical record review processes are crucial, not only for providers to ensure optimal patient care and regulatory compliance, but also for attorneys and insurance companies. By understanding the complete medical picture of the...
Medical record review for social security disability firms is provided for determining eligibility for benefits for various disabling illnesses including mental illnesses. The SSA (Social Security...
A deposition summary is a synopsis of the main points of the testimonial included in the deposition transcript. They are condensed, objective and accurate. The essential and legally valid points can...
Voluminous medical records are a major challenge for personal injury lawyers which require medical record review to understand the medical issues in the case. The attorney needs to spend...
Car accidents are common and can lead to many injuries including whiplash injuries, brain damage, spinal damage, and more. Gathering evidence that includes the medical records of the claimant is the...
Rebuttal affidavits are prepared to contradict a health insurance denial, and need to be carefully drafted. For an effective rebuttal, you need to understand the reason(s) for the claim denial. This...
Medical claims review is performed to ascertain that the medical claims submitted by healthcare providers to insurers are accurate, and appropriate for the services provided to patients. The...
Paraplegia is a severe disabling condition wherein the lower half of the body is paralyzed, making it difficult or impossible for you to do gainful activity. Usually caused by a spinal cord injury...
Deposition summary is an objective, accurate summary of the main points that are included in the deposition transcript. This summary has a key role to play throughout any litigation process. It will...
Medical records management is important to make sure that the health records of patients that may have a legal, historical, and monetary value are preserved properly. Also, medical records that have...
Disability benefits may be available for memory care because the Social Security Administration (SSA) acknowledges memory impairment as a disability. This condition is included in SSA’s Blue Book...