A fee schedule describes the amount that insurance companies will pay for a medical procedure. The term is confusing, even for medical providers. Despite a provider’s best efforts, insurance companies may deny reimbursement for the bills in a no-fault case. That means medical providers may be forced into arbitration or litigation to get the reimbursement they are owed.
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Following are the answers to questions that medical providers often ask about fee schedules in no-fault lawsuits.
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