List your practice in JimmyKnows Injury Care, free

What your practice gets

• A listing where injured people look. People hurt in Massachusetts search this site for how PIP, health insurance and workers compensation pay their bills; the provider list sits on that page.
• Patients who arrive knowing how their bill gets paid. The page explains, with the statutes, that PIP pays the first $2,000 of covered medical expenses when a patient has health insurance and the plan pays the rest (M.G.L. c. 90, sec. 34A), and that workers compensation pays for care after a work injury (M.G.L. c. 152, sec. 30).
• The details patients ask about, up front. Kind of care, towns, payment accepted, languages and how soon you see new patients.
• No cost and no strings. No fee, no contract, no referral quota, and removal on request.

A free listing compared with a paid referral arrangement

Practices are often pitched paid lead lists and referral deals. Here is how this listing differs.

What a listing shows

How it works

1. Apply with the form below.
2. You get an email receipt right away.
3. Your Massachusetts license is confirmed on the state's public license lookup.
4. Jim Glaser reviews the listing.
5. You get an email before the listing goes live, and you can ask for changes or removal at any time by replying.

The rules, in writing

• No fee, referral payment or anything of value passes between Jim Glaser Law and your practice, in either direction (M.G.L. c. 175H, sec. 3; Mass. R. Prof. C. 7.2(b)).
• Your listing never depends on your practice sending anyone to the firm.
• Your practice does not solicit patients on the firm's behalf (Mass. R. Prof. C. 7.3).
• The firm does not pay, advance or promise to pay medical bills, and does not direct anyone's care.
• Patients may see any provider they choose; the page tells them so.

Key terms

PIP

Personal injury protection, the no-fault coverage on a Massachusetts auto policy (M.G.L. c. 90, sec. 34A).

Lien or letter of protection

An arrangement in which a provider is repaid from an injury settlement. Listing it is optional and the terms are between you and the patient.

State license lookup

The Massachusetts public license verification for health professions, used to confirm each practice before it is listed.

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Questions practices ask

• Does it cost anything to be listed?

  No. The listing is free, there is no contract, and you can ask to change or remove it at any time.

• Do we have to send patients or cases to Jim Glaser Law?

  No. A listing never depends on a practice referring anyone to the firm, and no fee, referral payment or anything of value passes between the firm and your practice in either direction. Massachusetts law makes paying or taking anything of value for recommending care that a health insurer pays for a crime (M.G.L. c. 175H, sec. 3), and Mass. R. Prof. C. 7.2(b) bars a lawyer from giving anything of value for a recommendation, so the network is built with no money in it at all.

• Will the firm pay our bills or sign letters of protection?

  No. The firm does not pay, advance or promise to pay medical bills. Billing stays between your practice, the patient and the patient's insurers. If your practice treats on a lien, your listing can say so and the terms stay between you and the patient.

• Who can apply?

  Massachusetts licensed practices that treat people hurt in car crashes, falls or at work: chiropractic, physical therapy, orthopedics, pain management, neurology and concussion care, imaging, primary care, urgent care, occupational medicine, mental health counseling and dental.

• How long does it take to be listed?

  After you apply, the license is confirmed on the state lookup and the listing is reviewed by Jim Glaser. You get an email before the listing goes up.