Case Intelligence
What the law firm sees.
Treatment progress, provider activity, current billed charges, reductions, and what needs attention. One clearer view. Explore AttorneyLIENQ.
AttorneyLIENQ

Personal injury lien software
Personal injury lien workflows can involve Medical Entities, Law Firms, and Funding Institutions around the patient's care, with the structure varying based on who holds the lien.
Providers deliver the treatment. Attorneys manage the case. Funders manage provider networks and portfolio recoverability. PatientLIENQ is the operating environment that connects their work around shared information, clear workflow responsibility, and controlled visibility.
The problem
Treatment progression lives in the provider's records. Case status lives at the law firm. Portfolio exposure lives with the funder or the lien-holding provider. Each organization is doing its job, and each one is waiting on information another one already has.
The result is familiar: status calls, records requests, reduction negotiations by email, and accounts that age while the next step waits for an owner.
Better information creates better decisions. PatientLIENQ helps information move more effectively between the organizations responsible for treatment, case management, funding, and lien portfolio ownership.
Roles
PatientLIENQ gives participants a shared operating environment without collapsing their roles, permissions, or data boundaries.
Deliver care and manage treatment and lien workflows. Providers working with institutional funding partners use ProviderLIENQ. Medical entities managing their own lien portfolios use ProviderLIENQ+.
Manage case visibility, communicate client decisions, and respond to Actionables. Through AttorneyLIENQ, firms stay informed on treatment progression and provider activity for their clients.
Manage provider networks, portfolio visibility, and recoverability across treatment activity and relationships with law firms. Contact PatientLIENQ about participation.
What moves through the ecosystem
Scheduled visits, attendance, outreach attempts, charges, and records, visible to the organizations responsible for the patient and the case.
Procedure recommendations from the treating provider, acknowledgment options that communicate the client's decision, and the authorization activity that follows.
Open items with a clear owner: scheduling, Authorizations, missing records, review, bills, reductions, and follow-up, so work does not wait on assumptions.
Reduction requests with settlement and total medical cost on one side, and requested payoff, accept, counter, or no reduction on the other, in one structured workflow.
Open A/R, aging, collections, time to close, and portfolio-level follow-up for the organization that holds the liens.
Shared information does not mean open visibility. Access follows organization, role, workflow responsibility, and configured relationships.
Case Intelligence
Treatment progress, provider activity, current billed charges, reductions, and what needs attention. One clearer view. Explore AttorneyLIENQ.
AttorneyLIENQ


Portfolio Intelligence
Portfolio Metrics bring patient activity and financial performance together in one view. More on lien portfolio management.

Controlled visibility
PatientLIENQ is designed to support coordination while maintaining tenant-level data separation, role based access, and configured relationship boundaries.
Participation in the PatientLIENQ ecosystem does not automatically expose another organization's patient volume, portfolio activity, account information, or business data.
Common questions
Personal injury medical liens: liens held by medical entities for treatment delivered to personal injury patients, and the case, funding, and portfolio workflows around them. PatientLIENQ is not built for other lien categories.
One platform with applications for each role. ProviderLIENQ and ProviderLIENQ+ serve medical entities under two operating models, and AttorneyLIENQ serves law firms. All of them operate inside the same connected environment.
If your organization holds and manages its own lien portfolio, start with ProviderLIENQ+ and its pricing page. If you participate with institutional funding partners, contact PatientLIENQ about ProviderLIENQ in your market.
Explore AttorneyLIENQ, then request access for your firm. AttorneyLIENQ is available to law firms at no cost.
No. Being part of the ecosystem does not give one participant visibility into another participant's patient volume, lien portfolio, account activity, or business information.
PatientLIENQ connects the participants, workflows, and information needed to support better coordination across the personal injury ecosystem.