Position
Lien Negotiator
Personal-injury liens worked, negotiated, and resolved.
A lien negotiator specializes in personal-injury (PI), workers' comp, and third-party-liability cases - working with attorneys, adjusters, and insurance carriers to validate liens, negotiate reductions, and secure settlement payouts. Staffing For Doctors lien negotiators are essential for chiropractic, orthopedic, and pain-management practices.
What is a lien negotiator?
A lien negotiator specializes in personal-injury (PI), workers' comp, and third-party-liability cases - working with attorneys, adjusters, and insurance carriers to validate liens, negotiate reductions, and secure settlement payouts. Staffing For Doctors lien negotiators are essential for chiropractic, orthopedic, and pain-management practices.
What a lien negotiator does day-to-day
Our lien negotiators run the lien aging report, file and follow up on liens with attorneys, validate medical necessity and pricing, negotiate reductions where appropriate, and coordinate settlement disbursements. They keep PI revenue moving on its own slower clock without distracting the rest of your AR team.
Daily responsibilities of a lien negotiator
- PI/workers' comp/third-party lien aging review
- Attorney and adjuster contact and follow-up
- Lien filing, validation, and documentation
- Settlement negotiation and reduction discussions
- Disbursement coordination at case close
- Weekly lien-AR reporting
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