Getting Started: Frequently Asked Questions
This handy reference library of articles covers procedures and perspectives and has been prepared for Providers in the medical and legal services fields. Check here for regular updates of the latest in the Provider category, and be sure to see our Provider Newsletter, entitled The Advocate, for additional infomation.
Expert Witness Fees - Who's Responsible Attorney or Patient
Withdrawal vs. Abandonment of Patient Care
Alar and Transverse Ligaments: A New Look
Disability Definitions
Setting-up Medical Lien Filing and Maintenance Procedures in Your Office
Maximum Copy Charges for Patient Records Increase
Washington Supreme Rules that Physicians Can Sell Goods, Supplies, and Over the Counter Supplements for Profit
Deposition Testimony
Facts You Never Knew About Blood and Trauma
Massage Therapy and the Immune Reponse in Healthy Adults
Interest Charges: Can Health Care Providers Charge 12%, 18% or Higher?
Pain Behavior Testing in Personal Injury Insurance Examinations: Criticisms by Orginator, Dr. Waddell
Blood Shortage, Trauma and a Chance to Make a Difference
Are Copy Charges for Patient Records Taxable?
When Can the Patients Attorney Pay the Patients Bill Treatment Purposes vs. Medical Legal Purposes
New Washington State Laws Restrict Health Care Insurers From Using Pre Existing Conditions
Referring the Patient to an Attorney: Should you? How to?
Washington Health Care Information Act: Maximum Copy Charges for Patient Records
Medical-Legal Update: Can a Medical Doctor Evaluate the Reasonableness and Necessity of Chiropractic Care? -Washington Law Revisited
The Plaintiff's Right To Change Attorneys in a Personal Injury Case
Report Writing: The Unwritten Rules
Litigation and the Patient File: How to Handle the Patients Attorney and Subpoenas
Overview of the Washington Health Care Information Act: Rights and Duties of Provider and Patient
Interest Charges on Outstanding Health Care Bills
Can a Medical Doctor Evaluate the Reasonableness and Necessity of Chiropractic Care
King County Medical Society and Bar Association Agree on Guidelines for Requesting and Producing Medical Records
Dispute Resolution - Alternatives to Trial
Medical-Legal Terminology Pre-Existing Conditions
Washingtons Medical and Bar Associations Agree on Guidelines for Physician Attorney Interaction Re: Fees for Services of Physicians
Health Care Treatment Costs for Patient Injuries Who's Responsible Attorney or Patient
Medical-Legal Provider Articles
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