Eliott Dear, Esq.
ATTORNEY | FOUNDER & CEO | CLAIMS ASSASSINS
NEW YORK BAR #4329546 | ALSO KNOWN AS ELLIOTT DEAR
Eliott Dear is an attorney who builds billing operations- not the other way around.
He graduated Fordham Law School as a member of the Law Review, then spent four years in structured finance at Clifford Chance- one of the largest law firms in the world. When he left, he did not go to another firm. He went into non-par medical billing.
He founded Eliott Dear & Associates, then M&D Capital Advisors and M&D Premier Billing- two companies he built from nothing into full-service non-par claims operations serving plastic surgeons and ER physicians in the New York metro area. After M&D, he founded ED Revenue Targeted Billing, which became EDRTB LLC- doing business as Claims Assassins.
Nearly two decades in this space. Not observing it from a billing department. Living in it- filing the disputes, signing the submissions, dealing with the arbitrators, communicating with DFS.
What Makes This Different
Claims Assassins is not a billing company that outsources legal work. It is an attorney who built a billing operation. Eliott Dear personally signs every IDR submission and deals with DFS on a level playing field- not through a third party, not through outside counsel.
The difference matters. A submission sent by a billing company carries no attorney’s signature. A submission signed by an attorney puts a licensed lawyer’s name and bar number behind every statement in it.
Any shop can file an IDR. The question is who follows it through- the deadlines, the payment demand, the paper trail. In New York, a determination carries a thirty-day payment deadline. That discipline is not something you build overnight.
The Right Track for Every Claim
New York State IDR is administered by DFS, and a determination carries a thirty-day payment deadline.
Claims Assassins sorts every claim at intake and routes it accordingly. Fully-insured, state-regulated plans go through DFS. See how an out-of-network reimbursement attorney handles the process.
Read more on State IDR →How It Works
Once insurance makes an initial payment on a non-par claim, "billing" effectively ends. What remains is a dispute- and disputes are decided through IDR, not through phone calls to insurance reps.
No contracts. No lengthy onboarding. No demand for all your billing. No interference with your office workflow. One rate from intake through the payment demand. Nothing upfront, nothing out of pocket.
Send one recent non-par ER claim. No commitment. If we cannot improve the outcome- no fee and no obligation.
Background
- Fordham University School of Law- J.D., Law Review
- Clifford Chance LLP- Associate, Structured Finance
- Eliott Dear & Associates PC- Founder
- M&D Capital Advisors / M&D Premier Billing- Founder
- ED Revenue Targeted Billing- Founder
- Claims Assassins (EDRTB LLC)- Founder & CEO
New York Bar- active and in good standing. Based in Hollywood, Florida.
Results vary by claim and jurisdiction. Prior outcomes do not guarantee future results.