Medical lien funding

A medical lien ties a provider’s unpaid bill to a patient’s injury case. Medical lien funding gives your practice cash against those balances instead of waiting for the case to resolve.

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Liens and injury care

A medical lien is a legal claim that gives a provider a right to be paid from a patient’s settlement or recovery. Providers use liens and letters of protection to treat patients who cannot pay up front. We explain how they work in our guide on how medical liens work.

A lien can be reassuring on paper but it does not speed up payment. The provider still waits for the case to resolve.

How Genesis can help

We review lien-based receivables, explain what we can fund and how it would work, and put the terms in writing before funding. Because rules about liens vary by state, we look at your documentation and your cases individually.

What we look at

Typically we review:

  • The lien or agreement supporting each balance
  • Case status and the attorneys involved
  • Your billing and documentation practices
  • Your history with personal injury cases

This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Any funding is subject to review and a written agreement.

Common questions

Is a lien required to qualify?

A lien is one way a balance can be supported. Letters of protection and other arrangements are common too. Tell us what you have and we will review it.

See what your receivables can do for your practice.