Pi Credits vs. a Letter of Protection
Most attorneys already use Letters of Protection. Here’s why prepaid medical credits start faster, cost your clients nothing up front, and hold up cleaner at settlement.
A Letter of Protection asks a pharmacy or provider to fill now and get paid later, out of the settlement. It works — but it leaves the documentation scattered, the pricing uncertain, and the lien open to dispute. Pi Credits keeps the same “treat now, reconcile at settlement” model, and fixes the parts that cost you time and leverage.
| Traditional LOP | Pi Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Negotiate with each pharmacy or provider, case by case. | Fund a wallet once. Every prescription draws from it instantly. |
| Client out-of-pocket | Sometimes — if a provider won’t accept the LOP. | Never. Medication ships on day one, no reimbursement wait. |
| Pricing | Variable, often inflated, disputed at settlement. | Fixed, published credit cost — the same every time. |
| Documentation | PDFs, faxes, receipts, and email threads to assemble. | Every prescription logged automatically with cost and timestamp. |
| Settlement reconciliation | Manual, and adjusters pick apart undocumented liens. | Export one court-ready ledger the adjuster can verify but not dispute. |
| Audit trail | Reconstructed after the fact, if it exists at all. | Permanent and immutable — nothing edited or deleted. |
Same protection. Less friction, cleaner leverage.
You keep the part of the LOP that works — your client gets care now and the cost is settled later — without the paperwork, the pricing fights, or the disputed lien. Set your firm up in minutes and run your next case on prepaid credits.
Take medication funding off your plate
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