YMSL Automations · Small medical practice software and services

Westwood Eye recovered $XYZ in overdue patient balances in Las Vegas small claims court. Here's how we helped.

100%
of cases filed recovered
[n cases] · Las Vegas Justice Court

Collection agencies take 50 to 70 percent and are often unsuccessful or ineffective for medical claims. Nevada lets a practice's own employee file and appear in small claims for the practice (NRS 73.012). The claim cap is $10,000 per case. We handle the setup and the paperwork. Pricing is a flat setup fee plus a flat fee per case, and the practice keeps 100 percent of what the court awards.

1

Demand letter

Generated on your letterhead, with a payment link to your own merchant account.

2

Filing packet

Assembled complaint, affidavit, and authorization letter, with the fee by tier.

3

Service

Delivered by the constable, 14 days before the hearing.

90%

of our cases resulted in full payment at this point.

4

Hearing

Your employee appears. A no-show yields a default judgment.

5

Collection

Garnishment or bank levy paperwork prepared, exemption math applied.

What we handle

  • Your registered entity name, pulled from the Secretary of State
  • The NRS 73.012 authorization letter
  • A payment page on your own merchant account
  • eFileNV registration, one call with your office manager
  • A signed BAA before any account data moves
  • Your eligible-accounts list, screened from one AR aging export

What you provide

  • One AR aging export
  • One employee to sign and appear
  • Review of the list, the letters, and the packets
  • Signature, postage, and the click in eFileNV

Court fees per case

Up to $1,000$66
To $2,500$86
To $5,000$106
To $7,500$146
To $10,000$196

Las Vegas Justice Court schedule, effective 2024-02-08.

Interested? Email david@lazers.ai and we'll set up a call.
Flat setup fee $[SETUP] · $[PER CASE] per case
You keep 100% of what the court awards.
David Sing, MD · YMSL Automations