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Joe Rivet Named 2022 Power Lawyers
Published July 14, 2022 · Updated August 17, 2023
In briefAttorney Joe Rivet was named 2022 Power Lawyers by the Lawyers of Distinction. Mr. Rivet practices in healthcare reimbursement, representing physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants,…

Attorney Joe Rivet was named 2022 Power Lawyers by the Lawyers of Distinction. Mr. Rivet practices in healthcare reimbursement, representing physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, medical billing companies, ancillary providers, and other licensed healthcare professionals.
His experience working as a coder, compliance and privacy officer, and revenue cycle management long before becoming an attorney is the specialized skill set that his clients love. Rivet can bridge the law with the operations of the business. It is not unusual for him to review medical records and look at an overpayment or audit letter. A typical view of his office includes coding books, manuals, and legal research sources. He knows how to dissect the audit in comparison to the medical record. His skill set avoids the need to outsource and use third-party auditors to help his clients. This results in quick response to clients and lower legal bills.
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