Advocates for Long-Term Care Providers

Michigan No-Fault & PIP Representation

Michigan’s no-fault system has undergone significant statutory changes, creating reimbursement uncertainty for Skilled Nursing Facilities and post-acute care providers.

When residents require long-term care following catastrophic auto injuries, payment disputes can quickly arise. We represent providers in navigating Michigan’s evolving Personal Injury Protection (PIP) landscape to protect entitled reimbursement.

Representation for Long-Term Care Providers

We assist facilities with:

  • PIP claim review and reimbursement analysis

  • Communication and dispute resolution with insurers

  • Litigation involving no-fault benefit reductions

  • Enforcement of provider rights under Michigan law

  • Strategy surrounding statutory fee schedule limitations

Our focus is protecting lawful reimbursement while minimizing operational disruption.

Addressing the Impact of No-Fault Reform

Recent reforms have significantly affected reimbursement structures for long-term care providers. Facilities must carefully evaluate:

  • Applicability of fee schedule reductions

  • Contractual vs. statutory reimbursement rights

  • Ongoing litigation impacting provider claims

  • Coordination between private pay, Medicaid, and PIP benefits

These matters require experience within both healthcare reimbursement and litigation strategy.

Strategic Advocacy in a Changing Legal Environment

PIP disputes are highly technical and time-sensitive. We work with facilities to assess exposure, evaluate claim viability, and pursue recovery when appropriate.

If your facility is facing reimbursement challenges involving Michigan no-fault benefits, contact our office at 614-420-4966 to discuss your options.

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