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Contact the team to discuss a referral, preferred clinic, and the process for providing the necessary information.
Attorneys & Letters of Protection
Health First works with personal injury attorney referrals and considers qualifying patients for treatment under a Letter of Protection. Our focus remains on evaluating the patient, explaining care options, and supporting communication through the treatment process.

Contact the team to discuss a referral, preferred clinic, and the process for providing the necessary information.
Ask which documents are needed and confirm whether the proposed Letter of Protection is accepted before treatment.
Discuss how authorized records, billing questions, and care-related communication will be handled.
A Letter of Protection is an arrangement concerning payment for care in connection with an injury claim. Health First considers qualifying arrangements; acceptance and payment terms must be confirmed with the team.
An LOP does not mean treatment is free or that a claim will have a particular outcome. Before signing, ask your attorney and the clinic to explain the written terms, including your payment responsibilities if the claim does not resolve as expected.
You can contact Health First with questions about an attorney referral or proposed LOP. Share your attorney’s contact information through the intake process, and ask which records or documents to bring. Clinical recommendations depend on your evaluation.
Contact the team to discuss clinic availability, referral intake, and the appropriate process for records requests. Patient information should be shared only through an agreed channel and with the required authorization.
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No. Contact Health First to confirm the arrangement and required paperwork before assuming acceptance.
You can contact the team directly to ask about scheduling and available payment arrangements.
Clinical recommendations are based on the patient’s evaluation and response to care.
Ask the team about its records request process and any required patient authorization. Do not send sensitive records through a general inquiry form.
Patients and referring offices can contact our team to discuss scheduling, intake, and qualifying LOP arrangements.