Model a lien reduction and instantly see how it changes what the provider recovers, what the attorney takes, and what lands with the patient.
The shared math: the Lien Reduction Negotiator is a free tool that shows the impact of reducing a personal injury medical lien. Enter the settlement, lien amount, and a proposed reduction percentage, and it instantly recalculates what the provider recovers, what the attorney takes, and what the patient nets — so you can compare scenarios before agreeing to a number.
A 25% reduction is a $10,000 concession by the provider — and it moves that same $10,000 into the patient's pocket.
Pin up to three reduction percentages and compare them at a glance. Every scenario uses the same base inputs above, so adjusting the settlement, lien, fee, or costs updates the whole comparison instantly.
Every dollar the provider concedes on the lien flows straight to the patient. The tool shows that a given reduction percentage is a specific dollar concession by the provider and moves that same amount into the patient's net take-home.
The provider recovers the reduced lien — your lien amount multiplied by one minus the reduction percentage. The difference between the original and reduced lien is the dollars conceded to the patient.
Yes. Pin up to three reduction percentages to compare them side by side using the same base inputs, then export the comparison as a CSV or branded PDF.
Yes. It's completely free, runs in your browser with no signup, and you can email yourself the scenario or comparison. It's a planning estimate, not legal or financial advice.
Enter a settlement and every claim against it — liens, subrogation, fees, costs — and see how the money divides, including the patient's take-home and any shortfall.
Open visualizerEstimate the net payout to your client after attorney fees, case costs, and medical lien reductions — with a full distribution breakdown.
Open calculatorPlug in your case volume and lien numbers to estimate what MediFlow 360 could be worth to your practice — faster payments, hours reclaimed, and cash-flow gains.
Open calculatorThis free tool is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, medical, or financial advice. Outputs are estimates or templates that should be reviewed by a qualified professional before you rely on them.