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I'm interested in finding out how to bill clients who are on workman's comp. Does anyone know how this process works in the state of Maryland?
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Permalink Reply by Jean Walters on
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In Washington state, you have to apply to become a provider for WA Labor and Industries. Don't know how it works in other states.
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Permalink Reply by Rhonda MacFadzen on
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Go to your states work comp site and that will give you the basic info. You have to be medically referred or listed in the settlement case. Then you work with the work comp insurance adjuster to verify coverage, authorization etc. ...
go to Vivian Mahoney's website for a great course in how to deal with billing insurance companies. Hope this helps.
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Rhonda MacFadzen said:Go to your states work comp site and that will give you the basic info. You have to be medically referred or listed in the settlement case. Then you work with the work comp insurance adjuster to verify coverage, authorization etc. ...
go to Vivian Mahoney's website for a great course in how to deal with billing insurance companies. Hope this helps.
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Permalink Reply by Marc Rubman on
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Rhonda,
Thank you so much for your input on this matter!
Rhonda MacFadzen said:Go to your states work comp site and that will give you the basic info. You have to be medically referred or listed in the settlement case. Then you work with the work comp insurance adjuster to verify coverage, authorization etc. ...
go to Vivian Mahoney's website for a great course in how to deal with billing insurance companies. Hope this helps.
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