Medical lien tracking software
Track personal injury medical liens from treatment through resolution
A lien is only as current as the last thing somebody wrote down.
Visits, Authorizations, charges, records, client decisions, reductions, and payments each change the state of a personal injury medical lien. ProviderLIENQ+ keeps that state on the account, so what happens next is visible to the people who own it.
Treatment through resolution
What a lien passes through, and what gets tracked at each step.
Intake
A new patient arrives through a law firm, and the intake source is recorded, so new patients by intake source become a portfolio measure rather than a guess.
Scheduling and attendance
Scheduled visits, visits attended, and logged outreach attempts sit on the patient record. Missed and incomplete visits surface as follow-up instead of disappearing.
Recommendations and Authorizations
Procedure recommendations are recorded, the law firm acknowledges the client's decision, and Authorizations are tracked across the portfolio with treatment and procedure conversion rates.
Charges and records
Visit charges, billed charges, and missing records are tracked per account, with Bill and Record items appearing as Actionables when something is owed.
Case progression
Law firms stay informed on treatment progression and provider activity, and respond to case related Actionables, so case status and treatment status stop drifting apart.
Reductions
A reduction request arrives with settlement and total medical cost. The provider reviews the requested payoff and accepts, counters with a note, or declines, inside one workflow.
Payment and resolution
Open balances, payments, and time to close are tracked to resolution, and the account's status rolls up into portfolio metrics.
Inside ProviderLIENQ+
Tracking that produces the next step, not just a status.
Actionables organize scheduling, Authorizations, missing records, review items, bills, reductions, new patients, and follow-up into clear action queues. PatientCards carry the next-step pill for each patient.
Scheduling + Attempts

Actionables + PatientCards

Portfolio Authorizations

Reductions + Patient Financials

Across the ecosystem
The law firm tracks the same lien from its side.
In AttorneyLIENQ, the firm sees billed charges, the compliance percentage of attended scheduled visits, outreach attempts, and the client's visit history, reviews Recommendations and records the client's decision, and sends reduction requests with settlement and total medical cost.
Both sides work from shared information relevant to their roles while maintaining their own responsibilities and data boundaries.
Client Visibility

Recommendations

Portfolio status
Every tracked account rolls up into the portfolio.
Open A/R aging, collections, visit charge, time to close, and reduction percentage are the sum of what was tracked on each lien. More on lien portfolio management.

Common questions
Common questions about medical lien tracking.
Does ProviderLIENQ+ track visits the patient missed?
Scheduling in ProviderLIENQ+ shows scheduled visits, the visits list, and logged outreach attempts, and follow-up appears as an Actionable, so incomplete treatment is visible rather than silent.
How are reductions tracked?
A reduction request is reviewed on the account with the requested payoff. The provider accepts, counters with a countered payoff and note, or declines, and the outcome stays with the account through payment.
Can the law firm see where treatment stands?
Yes, for its own clients. AttorneyLIENQ shows treatment progression, provider activity, Recommendations awaiting the client's decision, and case related Actionables. Treatment decisions remain with the patient and the treating provider.
Is tracking limited to one clinic location?
No. Accounts across your active lien-holding clinic locations roll up into the same portfolio view. Pricing is per active location.
See what is driving your lien portfolio.
ProviderLIENQ+ keeps treatment, workflow, and financial state on every account, from first visit to resolution.