Surgery & Medical Funding

Get the Surgery You Need — Before Your Case Settles

Medical lien financing allows you to receive surgery, injections, and specialist treatment now, with payment deferred until your personal injury case resolves.

How Surgery Funding Works

After a serious injury, you may need surgery or medical treatment that your insurance won't cover — especially if you don't have health insurance or your insurer is disputing coverage related to your accident.

Surgery funding (medical lien financing) connects you with medical providers who will treat you now on a lien basis — meaning they defer payment until your case settles. This ensures you get the treatment you need to fully recover and properly document your damages.

Better treatment documentation also typically leads to higher settlement values, making surgery funding a smart financial decision for most plaintiffs.

Procedures Available on Medical Lien

Orthopedic surgeries (knee, hip, shoulder)
Spinal fusion and disc procedures
Arthroscopic procedures
Pain management injections
Physical therapy programs
Diagnostic imaging (MRI, CT)
Neurology consultations
Chiropractic treatment
Specialist evaluations
Prescription medications

Delayed Treatment Can Hurt Both Your Health and Your Case

When you postpone necessary surgery or treatment, it not only prolongs your suffering — it can actually weaken your case. Insurance companies may argue that your injuries weren't serious enough to require treatment. Medical lien financing ensures you get treated promptly, fully documenting your injuries for maximum case value.

FAQ

Surgery Funding FAQ

A medical lien is an agreement between a medical provider, an attorney, and a funding company where the provider delivers treatment now in exchange for payment from the eventual settlement proceeds. You get the care you need without upfront payment.

Orthopedic surgeries, spinal procedures, pain management injections, diagnostic procedures, and many other treatments qualify. The key requirement is that your injuries must be related to your active personal injury case.

At case settlement, your attorney distributes the medical lien repayment directly to the medical provider as part of the settlement disbursement. You never make payments directly to the provider during your case.

Get the Medical Care You Need Now

Medical lien financing with no upfront cost to you.