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Medical Lien & LOP Funding in Texas
CaseMed Capital purchases personal injury medical lien and Letter of Protection (LOP) receivables from Texas medical providers and works with law firms on related receivable structures. We provide selective, non-recourse capital solutions focused on portfolio review, documentation quality, and expected recovery timing.
- Purchases Texas medical lien and LOP receivables
- Non-recourse structures for professional counterparties
- Portfolio-first underwriting
- Confidential review with selective deployment
Who Buys Medical Liens and LOP Receivables in Texas?
CaseMed Capital is a capital partner for Texas medical providers holding personal injury treatment receivables. Providers who treat patients under an LOP or other deferred-payment arrangement may wait until case resolution to receive payment. We help convert qualified receivables into near-term capital through a disciplined, selective review process.
For Texas Medical Providers
We purchase qualified personal injury medical lien and LOP receivables so providers can access capital before case resolution, reduce collection burden, and focus on patient care and practice operations. Both individual receivables and portfolios are considered.
For Texas Law Firms
We support capital alignment around medical receivables tied to active cases. Our role is to support provider relationships and coordinate funding while respecting the firm's legal strategy and client relationships.
Selective by Design
We evaluate case strength, supporting documentation, provider and attorney profiles, and expected recovery timing. We work with professional counterparties and do not offer consumer lawsuit advances.
A Capital Resource for Texas Providers and Law Firms
From Dallas–Fort Worth and Houston to Austin, San Antonio, and communities across the state, providers treating personal injury patients face a practical challenge: care is delivered today, while payment may depend on a future recovery.
Treatment Today. Payment Later.
Imaging, surgery, pain management, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and related care can create receivables that remain outstanding while a claim progresses.
Capital Around the Receivable
A structured receivable purchase can help a practice address operating needs and manage exposure to delayed collections, subject to underwriting and transaction terms.
Texas LOPs and Hospital Liens Are Different
A Letter of Protection is a contractual arrangement whose terms require individual review. Texas Property Code Chapter 55 separately addresses hospital and emergency medical services liens, subject to statutory requirements. An LOP should not be assumed to create a Chapter 55 lien. Our review considers the actual payment rights, supporting agreements, and applicable requirements.
Reference: Texas Property Code, Chapter 55 . General information only; not legal advice.
What CaseMed Capital Reviews
Every opportunity is underwritten individually. We focus on receivable characteristics, supporting documentation, counterparty quality, and expected timing.
Provider-Side Opportunities
Personal injury treatment receivables, documented medical lien interests, and LOP arrangements where a provider seeks capital tied to expected future recoveries. Common specialties include imaging, surgery, pain management, orthopedics, and related treatment.
Law Firm-Side Opportunities
Situations involving medical receivable structures, provider coordination, or portfolio-level exposure that call for a professional funding counterpart. Each discussion starts with the underlying receivables and the parties' respective rights.
Key Evaluation Factors
Case type and liability profile • Jurisdiction and insurance coverage • Medical specialty and billing documentation • LOP terms and payment rights • Attorney and provider track record • Expected recovery and resolution timing • Portfolio concentration and overall characteristics.
We are selective by design. Not every submission advances.
How the Texas Review Process Works
A clear process for professional counterparties who value discretion, documentation, and a practical discussion about capital.
Initial Submission
Provide a high-level summary of the Texas opportunity, including whether it involves a provider, law firm, individual receivable, or portfolio.
Portfolio / File Review
We assess case quality, supporting agreements, documentation, counterparty profiles, expected recovery dynamics, and timing.
Structure Discussion
If there is a fit, we discuss potential terms, information requirements, and how the arrangement would work for the parties involved.
Selective Deployment
When underwriting supports the opportunity and agreements are complete, capital is deployed under the agreed transaction terms.
Holding the LOP vs. Selling the Receivable
An LOP generally contemplates deferred payment connected to a personal injury recovery, subject to its terms. Selling a qualified receivable exchanges an expected future collection for an agreed purchase price today.
| Aspect | Holding the LOP / Lien | Selling / Funding with CaseMed Capital |
|---|---|---|
| Cash Timing | Payment may await case resolution and collection | Near-term capital after approval and closing |
| Amount Received | Depends on eventual recovery and applicable terms | Agreed purchase price, typically below the receivable's face value |
| Collection Risk | Provider retains recovery exposure | Allocated under the agreement; non-recourse treatment where applicable |
| Administrative Burden | Provider manages follow-up and collections | Responsibilities may be reduced or reassigned under the agreement |
| Professional Relationships | Provider remains the receivable holder | Coordination structured around the provider and attorney relationship |
Pricing, timing, recourse provisions, representations, and servicing obligations depend on underwriting and the final agreement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers for Texas medical providers and law firms considering a receivable funding conversation.
Does CaseMed Capital buy medical lien and LOP receivables in Texas?
Yes. We review Texas personal injury medical lien and Letter of Protection receivables for purchase and work with law firms on related receivable structures. Each opportunity is subject to underwriting and agreement.
Do you work with both providers and law firms?
Yes. We work with medical providers seeking to monetize qualified receivables and with law firms seeking capital coordination around medical receivables tied to active cases.
Is this consumer lawsuit funding?
No. CaseMed Capital works with professional counterparties, including medical providers and law firms. We do not provide consumer settlement advances.
Is a Texas LOP the same as a hospital lien?
No. An LOP is a contractual arrangement. Hospital and emergency medical services liens are separately addressed by Texas Property Code Chapter 55. The applicable agreements and any statutory lien requirements must be reviewed for the specific receivable.
What types of receivables do you consider?
We consider qualified personal injury treatment receivables involving imaging, surgery, pain management, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and related care. Both individual receivables and portfolios may be reviewed.
Is every opportunity funded?
No. Submissions must meet our criteria for documentation, case quality, counterparty profile, payment rights, expected recovery, and transaction structure.
What does non-recourse mean?
In a qualifying non-recourse transaction, the purchaser assumes specified collection risk under the agreement. Representations, warranties, and other contractual obligations still apply. The written agreement defines the allocation of risk.
Is the review confidential?
Yes. Inquiries and reviews are handled confidentially. Start with a high-level business summary; the team can coordinate any additional documentation needed for review.
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Have a Texas Opportunity?
If you are a Texas medical provider or law firm with a medical lien, LOP, or related receivable opportunity, request a confidential review through our contact page.
We will review the initial summary and determine whether a further discussion makes sense.
310-759-9101This page is intended for professional inquiries only. Submission of information does not create a commitment to fund, engage, or transact. All transactions are subject to underwriting, diligence, and definitive agreements.
Texas Opportunity.
Disciplined Review.
If your firm or provider group is looking for a serious capital conversation around Texas medical lien or LOP receivables, CaseMed Capital is prepared to review qualified opportunities with confidentiality and structure.
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