FAQs

Filing a hospital lien ensures you get paid for the critical care you provide to accident victims. It’s about securing your right to compensation for the services you’ve already rendered. Without a lien, you might be left holding the bag if the patient can’t or won’t pay. A well-executed lien program can significantly boost your revenue and help maintain your financial stability.

The lien process starts with filing the lien with the appropriate authorities and notifying all relevant parties, including the patient and the party responsible for the injury (and their insurance company). The lien is attached to the patient’s personal injury claim. When the patient settles their claim, the hospital gets paid from the settlement proceeds, typically before anyone else gets their share. We handle all this for you, from filing to negotiation and collection.

Absolutely, and they often do. Insurance companies and defense attorneys love to find reasons to reduce or deny lien payments. That’s why you need a strong legal team on your side. We provide legal defense to protect your interests and ensure you get paid what you’re owed. We know all the tricks and tactics they use, and we’re ready to counter every single one of them.

The timeline can vary depending on the specifics of the case, but our goal is always to expedite the process. Personal injury cases usually take 6 to 30 months to settle. When they do, attorneys and adjusters need quick, reasonable responses from lienholders. Unfortunately, they often face red tape and endless forms. At Lien On Me, we cut through the nonsense. My team typically resolves matters with one or two phone calls and a couple of emails.

We work on a contingency basis and get paid only when you get paid, so we’re motivated to get you the maximum recovery as quickly as possible. And if you’re concerned about the loss of revenue through contingency fees, remember that a well-executed TPL program can often add 20-30 million dollars annually from accounts that would otherwise yield less than $100,000. And if you do the math, you’ll find that 70% of millions is a lot more than 100% of a few thousand.

Absolutely. Hospital liens aren’t just for big hospitals. Smaller providers like freestanding ERs, chiropractors, outpatient imaging centers, pain management doctors, and orthopedic surgeons can all benefit from liens. If you’re providing necessary medical care to accident victims and aren’t getting paid, a lien can be your ticket to fair compensation.

We take an aggressive approach to getting you paid. We don’t back down easily, and we don’t let legal red tape stop us from securing your money. We’ve fine-tuned our processes over nearly two decades to ensure maximum recovery with minimum hassle. We have also built strong relationships with key players in the personal injury field, which allows us to secure settlements and help you get paid quickly.

Just reach out to us, and we’ll walk you through the process. We’ll assess your situation, explain how we can help, and start working on your behalf immediately. Our team is ready to jump in and make sure you get paid for the vital services you provide. Remember, getting paid is no accident – it’s something you have to fight for, and we’re here to fight with you.