On March 24, 2023, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed HB 837 into law that became Fla. Stat. § 768.0427 and commonly referred to as Florida Tort Reform. This statute changed what constitutes admissible evidence in establishing past, present and future medical expenses. Specifically, a party is allowed to introduce evidence regarding private health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid reimbursement rates in effect on the date(s) the claimant incurred his/her medical treatment or services.
The process in which Injury Billing Consultants assists parties in litigation to meet the requirements of 768.0427, Florida Statutes, begins with a conflict check and being provided with the medical bills at issue. Afterwards, at the request and direction of the referring attorney, an Injury Billing Consultant qualified witness will:
Currently, Injury Billing Consultants does not provide expert testimony on topics, as to usual, customary and reasonable rates or the appropriate application of 768.0427, Florida Statutes, to the unique facts of each case.

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We provide detailed medical billing summaries applying Florida’s Tort Reform Statute (768.0427), to analyze past and future medical charges that are satisfied versus unsatisfied and apply where appropriate the applicable insurance reimbursement rates including 120% of Medicare and/or 170% of Medicaid.
Our team reviews life care plans to provide the applicable health insurance reimbursement rate, 120% of Medicare reimbursement rates and/or 170% Medicaid reimbursement rates for the billing codes provided as to the recommended future medical treatment.
Please contact us to learn more about our services.
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