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Adding a bill

A bill with its payments and negotiation moves

Each provider’s bills are where the medical specials come from. A bill carries its own records, its payment history, and any reduction negotiation with the provider.

Recording a Bill

The bill form captures the dates of service, the amount billed, insurance paid, and any adjustment — with the balance calculated for you. You can also record lien details, an agreed payoff to the provider at settlement, and a status such as pending, verified, reduced, or paid.
  • Future care estimate — a checkbox marking this as a projection, not an actual invoice.
  • Provider and treating physician.
  • Dates of service, billed, insurance paid, adjustment, and the computed balance.
  • Lien amount, an on-lien flag, and an agreed payoff (what you’ll pay the provider at settlement).
  • Status and notes.
  • Balance verification date and retrieval cost.

Payments

Expand a bill to see its Payments panel. Each payment records its date, amount, source (settlement, health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, client out-of-pocket, or other), an optional method and reference, and notes. Payments reduce the bill’s balance and feed the provider and case “Paid” totals.

Negotiating a Reduction

The Negotiation moves panel tracks your back-and-forth with the provider over reducing the bill. You log each move — an offer or a counter, from your firm or the provider, with an amount and a response-due date — and the panel tracks whose move is active.
1

Open the negotiation

Add the firm’s opening offer to start the chain.
2

Log each move

Record offers and counters as they happen, with amounts and dates.
3

Close it out

When the provider’s move is the one you’re accepting, click Accept — or Reject to close with no deal. You can reopen later if talks resume.
Accepting a move sets the provider’s agreed payoff to that amount, which becomes the figure the Settlement tab uses for this provider. If there’s no accepted payoff, settlement falls back to your reduction-target percentage instead.