Today in US health insurance: doctor's office is badgering me to pay for a routine visit in early 2023. Every time I have called them they apologized and said they would figure out what happened with insurance. Today I called insurance and found out they denied the claim because it was supposed to be submitted to an IPA, rather than directly to insurance. Called the IPA: they denied it because they thought I didn't have insurance. None of these companies thought to call each other. 🤬
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@aphyr good grief.
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@aphyr but at least you’re lucky they didn’t send you to collections five days after the bill was due. Health companies are ruthless about that.
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@aphyr that sucks! Seems like there aren’t any enforcing mechanisms to ensure insurance companies actually bill correctly without being called multiple times to correct their work.
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