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    MediFlow 360
    FOR LIEN BILLING COMPANIES

    Lien bills that start from the shared case.

    Prepare and send provider bills on personal injury cases from the same record your providers and their attorneys already work in.

    Become a lien billing partner

    In short: MediFlow 360 gives lien billing companies one shared case record with the providers they bill for and the attorneys on each case. Charges, liens, letters of protection, balances and attorney communication sit together, so your team can prepare bills, send statements and follow each balance to settlement without re-keying data across disconnected systems.

    How it works

    Gather the charges. Send the bill. Track it to settlement.

    01

    Pull charges and case documents

    Bring in charges, chart notes, signed liens and letters of protection from your provider clients, tied to the right case.

    02

    Bill attorneys from one workspace

    Send statements, demand packages and reduction requests from one place. Every touch is logged against the case.

    03

    Reconcile settlements

    Post settlement payments and adjustments, and close out liens with a full audit trail your providers can verify.

    See where lien billing fits in the full claim lifecycle
    Capabilities

    Every bill, tied to its case.

    Multi-provider workspace

    Bill for every provider you serve from one login, with each provider's cases and balances kept separate.

    Lien & LOP workflows

    Track liens, letters of protection, reductions and balances against each case from charge to settlement.

    Attorney comms log

    Every statement, follow-up and reduction conversation captured against the case.

    Audit-ready reporting

    Per-provider statements, aging reports and settlement reconciliation your clients can sign off on.

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    Statements go out. Replies get filed on arrival.

    Attorney replies, reduction letters and payment notices arrive by email and fax. Pulse Inbox reads each one, files it against the right case, and surfaces only what needs your attention.

    • Statement and demand replies filed to the right case
    • Faxed reduction letters digitized on arrival
    • Provider and attorney updates logged to the case
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    One unified inbox
    Dedicated email
    Digital fax line
    SMS number
    HIPAA Compliant
    PHI handled per BAA across the platform.
    Encrypted data
    Data encrypted at rest and in transit.
    Full audit trails
    Every charge, statement and adjustment logged.
    Lien billing partner questions

    The questions billing teams ask first.

    It's built for personal injury. Liens, letters of protection, attorney communication and settlement work sit alongside the bill and the balance instead of in separate tools.

    Yes. You can bill for each provider you serve from one workspace, with each provider's cases, balances and attorney relationships kept separate.

    Yes. Statements, demand packages and reduction requests go out from one workspace, and every touch is logged against the case.

    Settlement payments and adjustments are posted against each lien, and liens are closed out with a full audit trail your providers can verify.

    Yes. The platform is HIPAA compliant, with encrypted storage and role-based access controls that limit what each party can see.

    No. Healthcare providers, medical practices and imaging centers can't receive commissions or referral rewards of any kind. The program is only for companies that serve the PI space, like lien funding, lien billing, lien recovery, RCM and marketing companies.

    Fill in the partner application or book a time with Danny. Our partnerships team reviews every application and reaches out to talk through the program.

    Bill from the case, not from scratch.

    Our partnerships team will walk you through the program and how your providers' bills and cases come together in MediFlow 360.

    Become a lien billing partnerBook a time with Danny

    Not open to healthcare providers or medical practices.