Minnesota Prompt Pay Law

This regulation is directly from the Minnesota State Department of Insurance
and is specific for manage care/indemnity plans
　

If utilized properly, you will ensure your collections without having to beg and plead

from the desk of:

Mark Studin DC, FASBE(C), DAAPM, DAAMLP

The carriers have 30 days to pay a clean claim. Anything beyond that will result in a default of the payment of your claim and mandate a 1.5% penalty to be paid, by regulation. A telephone call will fall on deft ears, therefore create a paper trail with a demand for payment.

The Law:

§ 62Q.75 (2000)

Language for your complaint:

Dear Claims Examiner:

The services rendered were billed within the Minnesota Insurance guidelines. It has now been beyond 45 working days allowed by Minnesota Prompt Pay Law, § 62Q.75 (2000)

Since you have violated this regulation we can submit this entire claim for summary judgment or arbitration through our legal counsel.

　We would like to resolve this issue without using legal counsel. If we do go to court, It will cost you both the amount of the claim and attorney fees with 1.5% interest monthly as mandated by regulation Section § § 62Q.75 (2000)

　We request payment within 3 weeks of the date of this letter for the resubmitted bill(s) as prescribed by law. By doing so we will waive the interest due us as described in the regulations previously cited. If we do not receive payment, we will be forced to litigate this matter and also file a complaint with the Minnesota Department of Insurance.

Minnesota Department of Commerce
85 7th Place East, Suite 500
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101

651-296-4026

http://www.state.mn.us/portal/mn/jsp/home.do?agency=Insurance