What the carrier owes you for paying late.
A treatment bill not paid within 45 days of receipt — 60 for a governmental employer — is increased by 15 percent, with interest from the day the bill arrived. That increase is self-executing. A medical-legal bill paid after 60 days can carry 10 percent plus 7 percent interest, but only on the portion unreasonably unpaid, so that one is arguable rather than automatic. Enter one bill and see both the deadline and the money.
The rules behind these tools run inside ChironAI OM on every case and every bill, so nobody in your practice has to count days by hand.
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