Terms of Use
Last updated: October 8, 2026
Using this website
These terms apply to your use of rafsonsmedbilling.com. By using the website, you agree to use it lawfully and not to interfere with its operation, attempt unauthorized access, or submit malicious or misleading material.
Website content and service inquiries
Website descriptions are general information about possible billing and revenue cycle services. Sending a form or chat message does not create a client, provider, employment, or advisory relationship and does not commit either party to a service.
The services, fees, responsibilities, schedules, system access, information handling, and other engagement terms must be confirmed separately in a written agreement. Where specific privacy or business associate terms are applicable, they must also be addressed in the appropriate written agreements before protected health information is shared.
No patient information through public forms
Do not submit patient names, identifiers, medical records, claim details, or other protected health information through the website contact form, chat, or general email. Contact us first if you need to discuss a secure method for information exchange.
Intellectual property
Unless stated otherwise, website text, design, graphics, and branding are provided by Rafsons Med Billing and may be protected by applicable intellectual property laws. You may view and use the site for personal or business evaluation. Obtain permission before copying or republishing site material beyond uses allowed by law.
External websites
The website may link to third-party sites for convenience. Rafsons Med Billing does not control those sites and is not responsible for their content, availability, or privacy practices. Review the terms and policies of a third-party site before using it.
Changes and questions
These website terms may be updated when site practices change. The date above indicates the latest revision. If you have questions, contact us using the details below.
This website notice is not a service agreement. Have qualified counsel review the terms and confirm that they reflect the business’s actual practices and applicable law.