Posts Tagged ‘medicaid bond’

Different License Surety Bonds

Monday, May 4th, 2009

There are quite a few Different types of License Surety Bonds keep in mind that there are all considered surety bonds.

Surety bonds are an unsecured loan required by the government usually coinciding with a license like a contractor needing to become license and bonded. A surety bond is not a like insurance policy that will protect the business that is bonded but a reverse insurance policy that will protect depending on the bond form, but protect the customer transaction business with the bonded business.
Surety Bonded businesses help establish confidence to the consumer that they can be rest assured that if the contractor defaults they will have a easy vehicle to deal with to recoup their losses.

The surety is anticipating in the next few years that will be a higher demand for surety bonds as well as new surety bond requirements. The newest surety bond requirement this year has been the $50,000 Medicaid bond for suppliers. Currently in a few states the DMV is talking about raising some of their surety bond requirements for Car dealers these bonds are classified as a MVD bond. We will keep you posted with any changes
We have great programs for Car dealers as well as contractors. Whether you are a new business starting out or an established firm we can help you. We have programs and sources for clients that may have suffered credit issues in these tough times. So if you have an offer for a bond with collateral gives us a call so we can help you out.

Medicaid Surety bond Who needs it

Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

Yesterday, we posted a copy of the Medicaid bond form today we will touch on some of companies that will need to obtain the bond

New Surety bond requirement for Companies that supply medical equipment  or manufacture equipment such as orthopedic shoes and prosthetics will also have to obtain the Medicaid bond. The Bond amount is set at $50,000 and has a 30 day cancellation clause in it. Good news is that the bond is not a cumulative meaning that no claim can exceed $50,000

Companies will have to comply with the new law soon or are subject to  revocation of any medical billing privileges.

They may also suspend or revoke your license to provide health care by any state licensing authority to list a few consequences. The good news is that we can write these surety bonds whether  you have good credit or bad we will be able to help you.