Treating Provider
Delivers the care and owns the bill. Everything we file starts with your documentation.
We file Second Bill Reviews for California providers who are tired of watching carriers underpay. Our team handles the review, the corrected bill, the paperwork, the deadlines, and the follow-up. You get your money back without burning your staff's week.
Carriers cut bills. Sometimes they're right. Often they're not. Medical Lien Management provides end-to-end workers' compensation billing and SBR filing for California providers, from the first Explanation of Review through corrected billing, Jet Filing submission, and final payment posting.
An underpayment dispute isn't a two-person conversation. Several players shape the outcome, and we work with all of them.
Delivers the care and owns the bill. Everything we file starts with your documentation.
The first voice on the other end of the line. Where payment questions begin and, ideally, end.
The party that often reprices your bill. We find where the repricing went wrong.
The entity that ultimately pays. Our filings give them a clear reason to revisit the numbers.
The reviewer who steps in and helps you plan when an SBR doesn't resolve the dispute.
They set the rules every filing must follow. We keep every submission inside them.
Eligibility review, corrected billing, documentation, Jet Filing, payer follow-up, and reconciliation all sit under one roof. Your appeal never stalls because the next step lives somewhere else.

We study the original bill, the EOR, payment history, and denial reasons to see if the case is worth filing and where the payer slipped.

CPT, ICD-10, and modifiers get updated to match California workers' compensation billing rules. Clean bills hold up under review.

Medical reports, treatment notes, DWC forms, and justification letters, all gathered so your package is complete the first time.

Our proprietary system submits your appeal electronically, on time, with the right codes and records attached.

We stay in touch with adjusters and bill reviewers to confirm receipt and keep your file from going cold.

If the SBR doesn't resolve it, we document the payer's errors and build your file.

Approval rates, turnaround times, and dollars recovered. You see what's working.

When the money arrives, we match it to the claim, post it, and reconcile any balance left behind.
A resubmission says "please look again." An appeal says "here's exactly why you got this wrong." Appeals run on strict deadlines, specific forms, and the fee schedule built into California's workers' compensation laws. Miss a window or skip a document and the dispute can end before it starts.
Our process ties billing, documentation, payer communication, and reporting together, so every appeal has a clear path from underpayment to resolution.
We collect the bill, EOR, and payment history, then pinpoint where and why the payment fell short.
We confirm the case qualifies and that the filing window is still open before any work begins.
Coding and modifiers are fixed to meet California billing rules.
Reports, notes, forms, and justification letters are compiled into one complete submission.
Your SBR goes out electronically and on time, with confirmation of receipt.
We work as the adjuster and bill reviewer until the carrier responds.
If the SBR comes back short, we build the evidence file and plan the next step with you.
Payments are posted, balances reconciled, and you get clear reporting on what was recovered.
Appeal windows don't wait. If you have workers' comp payments you suspect were cut wrong, or EORs sitting in a pile, we can tell you what's still fileable before the deadline closes the door.
Medical Lien Management supports California providers who treat injured workers and need payment disputes handled by people who do it every day.
Plenty of billing companies will send a second bill and hope. We built our work around the appeal itself. Review, corrected billing, Jet Filing, payer follow-up, all live under one roof, so no appeal stalls because the next step belongs to someone you haven't hired.
California Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury appeals require precise coding, documentation, and strict timelines. Our Jet Filing technology, SBR, strategies challenge underpaid and denied claims for maximum recovery.
Our team delivers SBR filing, Jet Filing, payer follow-up, and reporting for California provider organizations of every size. Wherever your practice sits, we know the rules that govern your claims.
Talk to Our Filing TeamMedical Lien Management operates as a business associate under HIPAA. We use secure workflows for protected health information, treatment records, and claim data, with controlled access to sensitive account files and processes aligned to DWC requirements.
Secure handling of patient information
Controlled Access to Billing Records
Organized claim and appeal documentation
Consistent workers' comp filing workflows
Documented follow-up activity
Clear payment and outcome reporting
Medical Lien Management can show you where your appeals are getting stuck and how expert filing services can bring those dollars home.
Book a Free Consultation CallWorkers' compensation billing is how providers charge for treating injured workers under California rules. SBR filing is the formal process for disputing a denied or underpaid bill. Together, they decide whether you get paid what the fee schedule says you should.
A Second Bill Review is your first formal challenge to a carrier's payment decision. You submit a corrected bill with supporting documents, and the carrier has to re-evaluate the payment against California's fee schedule.
You have 90 days from receiving the Explanation of Review. Miss that window and the dispute is generally closed, which is why we track every deadline from day one.
Jet Filing is our proprietary submission system. It automates your appeal, attaches the right documentation and codes, and speeds up processing so errors and delays don't cost you money.
Every claim is different, but with proactive follow-up, many workers' compensation claim resolutions land within 30 to 60 days.