Receivables tied to cases you do not control.
A practice that treats personal injury patients on a lien can be profitable on paper and short of cash for years. Criterica Capital evaluates lien receivables from the record of each underlying case and prepares them for independent buyers and capital providers, who decide whether to purchase or finance and on what terms.
Single liens, a whole book, or forward flow.
Criterica Capital helps prepare individual liens, a provider’s book, or the liens you generate on an ongoing basis for independent buyers. A written lien read comes first: how long the liens take to resolve, what they collect, and what the book supports.
Sell a lien portfolioPre-authorizations, treatment management and attorney referrals.
Providers can ask about pre-authorizations, treatment management and attorney referrals. Register your practice, with or without selling receivables.
Register as a providerPrepare lien receivables for sale.
Questions
The receivable list: patient case reference, attorney, venue, case type, treatment dates and balance. No clinical detail is needed to evaluate timing and recovery.
Under a purchase, that depends on the buyer's terms. Under financing, the provider typically keeps the relationship.
Any provider carrying personal-injury liens: orthopedics, pain management, imaging, surgery centers, chiropractic and physical therapy.
Lien rules vary by state; ask when applying.
Each lien is tied to a case, and each case has a probability of recovery, an expected size and a duration, all readable from the record. Receivables on strong cases in fast venues are worth more. The buyer sets the price.