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Auto Injury Billing Services for Healthcare Providers

Medical billing specialist, Auto Injury Billing
Auto injury billing services for a New Mexico healthcare provider

Auto Injury Billing Service

Auto accident claims do not follow normal billing rules. The patient may have health insurance and MedPay. The other driver’s insurer may be responsible. An attorney may be involved and payment may wait until the case settles. One wrong step and the claim sits unpaid for months.

EZE Medical Billing Services handles auto injury billing from the first visit to the final payment. Our team knows state laws and coordination of benefits. We make sure every claim goes to the right payer in the right order.

Our team of experts are fluent in state laws, regulations and the coordination of benefits to ensure maximum reimbursement.

  • Handle personal injury protection (PIP) and auto insurance claims
  • Prepare complete and compliant documentation for faster payments
  • Coordinate with attorneys and insurance companies
  • Reduce claim denials with accurate billing and coding
  • Track all claims and payments in real time
  • Ensure compliance with state and legal guidelines

Accurate Coding

What We Do in Auto Injury Billing

At Eze medical Billing Services, we provide expert Auto Injury Billing services to help doctors and clinics handle claims related to car accident injuries. We understand that billing for auto injury cases is different and can be more complex than regular medical billing. That is why we make the process simple and stress-free for you.

Accurate Patient and Accident Data Collection

We gather complete information from the patient and make sure all details related to the auto accident are properly recorded.

Accurate Patient and Accident Data Collection

We gather complete information from the patient and make sure all details related to the auto accident are properly recorded.

Medical Coding for Injury Cases

Our experienced coders use the correct injury-related codes to avoid claim rejections and speed up payments.

Medical Coding for Injury Cases

Our experienced coders use the correct injury-related codes to avoid claim rejections and speed up payments.

Claim Submission to Auto Insurance Companies

We send clean and accurate claims to the right insurance company so that your payment process starts without any errors.

Claim Submission to Auto Insurance Companies

We send clean and accurate claims to the right insurance company so that your payment process starts without any errors.

Attorney Communication and Lien Handling

We work directly with attorneys when needed and handle liens to make sure your payments are secured and well managed.

Attorney Communication and Lien Handling

We work directly with attorneys when needed and handle liens to make sure your payments are secured and well managed.

Follow-Ups and Payment Tracking

We follow up with insurance companies and attorneys until the claim is fully processed and the payment is received.

Follow-Ups and Payment Tracking

We follow up with insurance companies and attorneys until the claim is fully processed and the payment is received.

Lien Management

We handle medical liens to ensure your payments are protected when working with attorneys and third-party cases.

Lien Management

We handle medical liens to ensure your payments are protected when working with attorneys and third-party cases.

Documentation Review

We check all medical records and accident reports to make sure the billing information is complete and supports the claim.

Documentation Review

We check all medical records and accident reports to make sure the billing information is complete and supports the claim.

Insurance Verification

We verify auto insurance coverage before billing to avoid delays and claim denials.

Insurance Verification

We verify auto insurance coverage before billing to avoid delays and claim denials.

Why Auto Injury Billing Is Different

Most claims have one clear payer. Auto injury claims can have several. New Mexico is an at fault state. The driver who caused the crash is responsible for injuries through their liability insurance. State law sets minimum liability limits and a serious crash can use them up fast. The New Mexico Office of Superintendent of Insurance explains the coverage drivers must carry.

A single auto injury case can involve any of these payers:

  • The patient’s own MedPay coverage
  • The at fault driver’s liability insurer
  • The patient’s health insurance plan
  • Medicare or Medicaid when the patient is covered
  • An attorney case under a letter of protection or medical lien

Each payer has its own forms and deadlines. Billing them in the wrong order leads to denials and lost money. Medicare has strict rules of its own. It usually pays second when auto or liability insurance is responsible under the Medicare Secondary Payer rules.

Our Auto Injury Billing Services

Insurance and Coverage Verification

At the first visit we confirm which policies apply. We check MedPay limits and health plan coverage. We record the claim number and the adjuster’s details so nothing is missing later.

Coordination of Benefits

We bill each payer in the correct order. When one payer pays or denies we move the balance to the next. Nothing falls through the gaps between payers.

MedPay and Auto Insurance Claims

We submit claims to MedPay and liability carriers with the medical records they ask for. We follow up with adjusters until each claim is settled.

Attorney and Letter of Protection Cases

Many patients hire an attorney after a crash. Our personal injury billing team tracks every case billed under a letter of protection or medical lien. We send itemized bills and records to the law firm on time. We stay in touch until the case settles and your payment arrives.

Accurate Coding and Documentation

Auto claims are reviewed closely. We code each visit with care and make sure your notes support the treatment given. Clean records speed up payment and protect you in disputes. Our document management service keeps every record ready to send.

Denials and Appeals

When an auto insurer denies or cuts a bill we find out why. We fix what can be fixed. Then we appeal with the right records.

AR Follow Up and Reporting

Auto claims can stay open for months. We track every open case and every deadline. You get weekly progress reports so you always know where your money is.

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How Our Auto Injury Billing Process Works

  1. Intake. We collect accident details and insurance information at the first visit. Attorney contacts are added if the patient has one.
  2. Verification. We confirm coverage and set the billing order.
  3. Billing. We code and submit claims with the records each payer needs.
  4. Follow up. We work with adjusters and attorneys until each claim is paid.
  5. Posting and reporting. We post every payment and report your results each week.

Why Choose EZE Medical Billing Services for Auto Injury Billing

  1. Our team is fluent in state laws and regulations. We understand coordination of benefits in depth. That is what auto claims demand.

    • Billing experts who know New Mexico auto claims
    • Clear tracking of attorney and lien cases
    • Weekly progress reports on every open case
    • Careful handling of patient data under HIPAA rules

    Auto injury billing works best as part of a complete revenue cycle management plan. We can manage your other payers too so your whole practice runs on one clean system.

Auto Injury Billing in Albuquerque and Across New Mexico

EZE Medical Billing Services is based in Albuquerque. We bill auto injury claims for providers across New Mexico. That includes rural clinics where accident patients may travel far for care.

Frequently Asked Questions About Auto Injury Billing

What is auto injury billing?

Auto injury billing is medical billing for patients hurt in car accidents. It involves billing auto insurers and MedPay plans. It can also involve health plans and attorneys. The biller must send each claim to the right payer in the right order.

No. New Mexico is an at fault state. The driver who caused the crash is responsible for injuries through their liability insurance. Personal injury protection is not required in New Mexico. Some drivers carry optional MedPay coverage instead.
It depends on the case. MedPay may pay first if the patient has it. The at fault driver’s insurer may pay through a claim or a settlement. The patient’s health plan may also pay and then seek repayment from the settlement. We sort out the right order for every patient.
A letter of protection is a promise from the patient’s attorney. It says the provider will be paid from the settlement when the case closes. We track these cases and keep the attorney updated so your bill gets paid.
Yes when the rules allow it. Medicare is usually a secondary payer when auto or liability insurance is responsible. We follow Medicare Secondary Payer rules so claims are billed the right way.
MedPay and health plan claims usually move faster. Attorney cases can take months because payment waits for the settlement. We follow up on every open case until it is paid.

Each insurer sets its own filing deadlines. Injury lawsuits in New Mexico generally must be filed within three years of the injury. We track every deadline so no claim is lost to time.

Fill out the form on this page or call +1 505 903 2759. Tell us how many auto injury patients you see and how you bill them today. Our team will reach out with a plan.