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EUO Representation & Defense

Expert representation during Examinations Under Oath. Protect your rights, your practice, and your claims during insurance investigations.

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Why EUO Representation Is Essential

Never attend an EUO without experienced legal representation

Permanent Record

Everything you say is recorded under oath and can be used against you later

Lasting consequences

Trap Questions

Insurers use skilled attorneys to elicit damaging admissions

Destroy your claims

Expanded Investigation

EUO testimony can trigger broader fraud investigations

Practice at risk

No Do-Overs

You can't take back testimony after the EUO is over

One chance to get it right

Why Choose Our EUO Defense Team

Specialized expertise protecting providers during high-stakes insurance examinations

Extensive EUO Experience

Hundreds of EUOs handled - we know every insurer tactic

Aggressive Protection

Make objections, limit scope, prevent improper questioning

Thorough Preparation

Practice sessions and strategy to handle any question

Full Representation

Present at EUO, protect your rights throughout

Never attend an EUO alone - protect your practice with experienced counsel

Understanding Examinations Under Oath

EUOs are formal sworn examinations where insurers question providers under oath

What Is an EUO?

An Examination Under Oath (EUO) is a formal proceeding where an insurance company examines a healthcare provider under oath, similar to a deposition. You testify under penalty of perjury and testimony is recorded by a court reporter.

Key Characteristics:

  • Formal sworn testimony under penalty of perjury
  • Court reporter present recording everything
  • Insurance company attorney asks questions
  • You must answer truthfully and completely
  • Testimony can be used in future legal proceedings
  • Transcript becomes permanent record

Why Insurers Demand EUOs

Intimidation Tactic

Pressure providers to drop claims or accept low settlements

Fishing Expedition

Look for any reason to deny payments or allege fraud

Build Fraud Case

Gather evidence for potential fraud allegations

Pattern Investigation

Examine billing patterns and practice procedures

Delay Payments

Use process to postpone claim resolutions

Expand Investigation

Use testimony to justify broader audits

Our EUO Representation Services

Comprehensive protection throughout the EUO process

Document Review & Analysis

Thorough review of all relevant records before EUO

Services Include:

Patient file analysis
Billing documentation review
Identify potential problems
Organize evidence

EUO Preparation Sessions

Practice testimony and develop effective response strategies

Services Include:

Mock questioning
Answer strategies
Handle trap questions
Build confidence

Attendance & Protection

Present throughout EUO protecting your rights

Services Include:

Make objections
Limit improper questions
Strategic consultation
Create protective record

Scope Limitation

Challenge and limit overly broad EUO demands

Services Include:

Review EUO notice
Negotiate reasonable scope
File objections if needed
Protect practice information

Post-EUO Strategy

Navigate aftermath and prepare for next steps

Services Include:

Transcript review
Identify issues
Arbitration preparation
Ongoing defense

Multi-Provider Coordination

Coordinate defense when multiple providers noticed

Services Include:

Joint strategy
Consistent testimony
Protect relationships
Unified defense

Received an EUO Notice? Act Immediately

Don't face the insurance company alone. Contact our EUO defense team today for immediate protection.

(516) 227-2662

Common EUO Topics & Questions

Insurers typically question providers about these areas

Your Background

  • Education and training
  • Licenses and certifications
  • Work history
  • Continuing education
  • Any disciplinary actions

Practice Operations

  • Business structure
  • Staff and their roles
  • Treatment protocols
  • Equipment and facilities
  • Patient volume

Billing Practices

  • Who handles billing
  • Code selection process
  • Documentation procedures
  • Claim submission
  • Fee schedules

Specific Patient Care

  • Treatment decisions
  • Medical necessity
  • Patient progress
  • Discharge criteria
  • Care coordination

Documentation

  • Record creation process
  • Who writes notes
  • Documentation standards
  • Record storage
  • Template usage

Referral Relationships

  • Referral sources
  • Financial arrangements
  • Marketing practices
  • Ownership interests
  • Business relationships

Frequently Asked Questions About EUOs

Common questions from healthcare providers about Examinations Under Oath

Don't Face Your EUO Alone

Protect your practice, your claims, and your future with experienced EUO representation. Contact us today.

(516) 227-2662