The 14-day rule, the emergency medical condition finding, the 35-day billing window and what's left of the $10,000: InjuryTrack tracks each one on every auto-injury case, so nothing slips and nothing goes unpaid.
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How a Florida PIP case moves from the first visit to the final check. Demo data is fictional.
The 14-day initial-care rule, the notice of initiation of treatment, the 35-day (or 75-day) billing window and the 30-day payment clock each get a due date on the case, and the dashboard warns you before one passes.
Only an MD, DO, dentist, PA or APRN can make the emergency medical condition finding that opens the full $10,000. InjuryTrack tracks the referral from ordered to report in chart, so the case isn't stuck at $2,500.
See what PIP has paid, what's pending and what's left on every case, with bills against the policy limits and a warning before benefits run out, so the letter of protection is signed in time.
Underpaid or denied lines and late payments are flagged from your EOBs, with the demand letter one click away and the interest calculated.
Status updates, treatment-complete and reduction letters on your letterhead, and a monthly case update attorneys open from a secure link.
Front desk, billing and doctors each get their own view and a short training path. Every action is in the audit log.
Florida PIP rules are built in, and the PIP, no-fault and lien rules for all 50 states plus D.C. are there when your patients cross state lines. The guidance is educational: legal and billing questions stay with your counsel, and clinical decisions with the treating provider.