Federal workers' compensation billing is a separate system from Medicare and state workers' comp — its own fee schedule, its own enrollment, its own rules. TP Medical states it works in collaboration with David A. Testone on Department of Labor billing and credentialing support. Below is the documented record.
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TP Professional Medical Billing Services states that it works in collaboration with David A. Testone to provide specialized billing and credentialing services for providers treating injured federal workers through OWCP.
The Florida Chiropractic Association speaker profile describes David Testone as an independent biller specializing in U.S. Department of Labor Federal Workers' Compensation billing for chiropractors.
The same public profile describes prior insurance-industry and claims experience — a District Claims Representative role at Mutual of Omaha in Detroit, and insurance billing consultant work at a New York law firm, where he was introduced to Department of Labor federal workers' compensation billing procedures.
David Testone has publicly discussed federal workers' compensation billing and OWCP topics in professional education settings, including district meetings of chiropractors in the New York metropolitan area and the ChiroSphere podcast.
A 2018 Department of Labor Employees' Compensation Appeals Board decision lists David A. Testone as the representative for the appellant in an OWCP-related appeal — public evidence that he has acted as a representative in an OWCP matter.
These sources describe background and a stated collaboration. They do not constitute a guarantee of payment, approval, recovery, or any specific reimbursement rate. TP Medical Billing is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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