Medical Billing Expert Witnesses
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Expert witnesses who are available to give opinions regarding medical billing may be found by clicking on the following links. Experts found here may give opinions regarding Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse, billing processes, and medical records. These consultants may provide reports concerning medical billing claims, explanation of benefits (EOB), and copays. They may also testify regarding deductibles, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket expenses, among other topics.
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What is a medical billing expert witness?
A medical billing expert witness are often called upon to provide testimony regarding medical billing records, identify any irregularities or discrepancies, and provide expert opinions on billing practices and compliance with applicable regulations.
What is the role of a medical billing expert witness?
A medical billing expert witness provides testimony on medical billing practices and procedures.
How much can a person make as a medical billing expert witness?
Medical billing expert witnesses can earn anywhere from $200 to $450 or more per hour, based on the particulars of the case, and the type of expert work needed.
What are the qualifications of a medical billing expert witness?
A medical billing expert witness has expertise in medical billing practices, policies, and regulations, including coding, billing, and reimbursement.
For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a medical billing expert witness?
A medical billing expert witness would gather and review evidence such as medical records, billing statements, insurance policies, and contracts to provide testimony in a lawsuit related to medical billing.
What types of cases involve expert opinions from a medical billing expert witness?
Medical billing expert witnesses may be called upon in cases involving insurance fraud, medical malpractice, billing errors, and disputes between healthcare providers and insurance companies or patients.