Medical Provider Subrogation: The TPES Model
When a medical practice or hospital signs a business agreement with TPES, we get to work immediately taking the following steps.
Step 1:
Records in collections at the medical center are reviewed to find possible third party negligence cases.
Step 2:
Eligible records are then analyzed to determine the circumstances surrounding each injury, medical billing details, and each patient’s diagnostics.
Step 3:
Medical center staff reaches out to patients with potential cases and presents TPES as an opportunity.
Step 4:
TPES meets with patients and explains that signing on with the program exonerates them of their medical bills and, after payment of their attorney’s fees and costs, a guarantee of at least 20 percent of the remaining settlement balance or 100 percent remaining after their medical bills are paid, whichever number is greater.
Step 5:
TPES launches a full incident investigation and turns findings over to appointed legal counsel for further review.
Step 6:
Legal counsel makes the final determination of future investigatory action and makes the decision to pursue legal action against a third party with payment of medical bills as the top priority.
Step 7:
When a sufficient settlement is collected, the medical facility is paid either in full or receives the remaining balance after the patient receives 20 percent.