Idaho Health Law Lawyers

Frequently Asked Questions

• When would a jury find a doctor guilty of medical malpractice?
  A jury may find a doctor guilty of medical malpractice if the plaintiff proves that the doctor was negligent under the law. Some common scenarios that result in findings of medical malpractice … more
• How can I defend myself against a medical malpractice claim?
  In order to successfully defendant yourself against a medical malpractice claim you must prevent the plaintiff from proving a required element of the plaintiff’s case. Successful … more
• What are Medicare Anti-Mark Up Rules?
  Medicare’s new Anti-Mark up Rules went into effect on January 1, 2009.The Medicare Anti-Mark Up Rules are meant to prevent the mark up (price increase) of certain diagnostic tests that are … more

Legal Articles

• How do I appeal the denial of a Medicare claim?
  If you file a claim with Medicare for a product or service related to your health care that you think Medicare should pay for, and Medicare denies your claim, or doesn’t pay the entire claim, you can file an appeal. You can file an appeal whether you receive benefits through the original Medicare Plan, a Medicare managed care plan, or the Medicare prescription drug plan. By … more
• How to Legally Prepare Yourself for Surgery
  A person who is preparing for a scheduled surgery has a lot of details to consider. The person must comply with his doctor’s pre-surgical protocols, arrange to take time off from work, find caregivers for children or other dependents, and arrange for post surgical care, for example. While the logistics are important and must be worked out, it is also important for the person to … more

Legal Guides

• Top 10 Ways to Make Your Health Benefits Work for You
• Your Health Plan And HIPAA ... Making The Law Work For You
• FAQs About Portability Of Health Coverage And HIPAA
• HIPAA Fact Sheet
• FAQs About Newborns' And Mothers' Health Protection
  This brochure explains the Newborns' and Mothers' Health Protection Act of 1996 (Newborn's Act).

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