what we've done lately.
After commencing arbitration, sb2 recovers $1.6 mm from MCO for two of client’s behavioral healthcare facilities.
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sb2 successfully fends off MCO’s attempt to unilaterally change daily rate for skilled nursing care, saving client approximately $11,000 per day.
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sb2 uses proprietary strategy to recover $917,194.00 from MCO for long time client.
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TN—the ’14 numbers are in, and Schutjer Bogar recovered $1.2 million in retroactive and prospective Medicaid benefits for less than $80k on behalf of national client with 50+ facilities!
02/04/2015
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IN—for nation’s largest provider, Schutjer Bogar uses federal regulations and a MAR to obtain interim Medicaid benefits for current resident effective Sept ’14.
02/03/2015
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FL—Schutjer Bogar has a MAR appointed on behalf of the nation’s largest provider to qualify a resident for Medicaid.
01/30/2015
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NC—for national client, Schutjer Bogar uses federal regulations to overcome substantial penalty period and re-qualifies current resident for Medicaid!
01/30/2015
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MD—Schutjer Bogar uses Delay Action and lobbying to qualify current resident for Medicaid resulting in nearly $100k payment to facility.
01/29/2015
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OH—former client operating approximately 20 skilled nursing facilities returns to Schutjer Bogar!
01/28/2015
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MD—for new client, Schutjer Bogar relies on federal regulations to qualify current resident for Medicaid effective July ’14.
01/28/2015
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ALERT! Florida Supreme Court rules that helping to qualify your residents for Medicaid without a lawyer is the Unauthorized Practice of Law.
01/26/2015
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MO—for national client with 100+ facilities, case worker approves Schutjer Bogar’s petition to OME/IME outstanding balance not covered by resident’s Medicaid approval.
01/23/2015
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FL—for nation¹s largest provider, Schutjer Bogar has MAR appointed and qualifies current resident for Medicaid effective Dec ’14.
01/22/2015
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OH—Schutjer Bogar appeals retroactivity period and wins. ALJ approves benefits from November ’13 to April ’14.
01/22/2015
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