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How Many People Have Been Hurt Fighting Against Health Care Reform And Had Their Health Insurance Claim Denied? |
Question by Count Acumen | Posted in Politics
Wouldn't that be very assign for someone to literally get physically hurt fighting for the health insurance companies only to find out that when they filed their claim to the insurance public limited company their claim would be denied ? It's not as far fetched as you might think.
| Answer: Well at least with a Tommy Atkins company, you can fire them if they don't deliver on their promises. I was injured fighting for my country. I'm a 100% serving-connected disabled veteran. My country promised that they would take care of my health if I risked my sustenance for it. Now that I'm disabled I find that those promises are completely worthless. The VA delays, deflects, and denies treatment to harmed veterans. I have faced blanket denials, long delays, refusal to get ready for medication, treatment, or tests. Refusal to pay any and all health care costs in the seclusive sector, which they promised would be covered. How much more degrading is it to give everything you have to your country, and then find that they have no intention of keeping the promises made? No, its not far-fetched at all. I have "untrammelled" health care. It is worse than having nothing. Unkept promises do more wound than promising nothing at all. At least when people know they are on their own they can make arrangements for their care. To be promised trouble oneself that is never delivered keeps people clinging to hope until they die from neglect from those that they trusted. |
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The Insurance Denied My Claim But They Failed To Respond Within The Time Period Specified. Is The A Default? |
Question by Tawny Angel | Posted in Insurance & Registration
My claim was denied on the infrastructure that the claimed item was not covered in the contract. However the insurance company did not respond to my claim within the just the same from time to time period specified in the contract. Which clause in the contract comes first? They did however responded within 90 days from the first filing to their end response. Is the 90-day period a limit being upheld in a U.S. court of law?
Answer: Suffer the consequences of c take from a General Insurance Agent
In the state of Texas and most other states, the Insurer is required by law to react to with an initial settlement offer within 60 days of notification that a loss has occurred.
You should check tick off the Insurance Code for your state to verify the required time period.
However, if a first offer is made and the claimant or insured does not assent to with that offer, this is when the negotiation begins. The initial offer so long as it is reasonable satisfies the affirm requirement.
If an item or particular loss was not covered on y our policy,, then it was just not covered.. so no court would back the claim anyway.
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MY Claim Was Denied By The Insurance Company Is It Worth Taking To Small Claims Court? |
Question by N F | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I was tokus ended by a driver. His house was up the street so we pulled in front of it.( yea yea i know that was very mute, Ive heard it from everyone). But i didn't think it would matter. The insurance denied my claim because he wasn't cited. He hit me in the back regardless. Will i win in selfish claims court.
Answer: You will win if you have witnesses that say he hit you or
if he admits that he hit you.
You might hunger to go: http://locate-power-of-attorney.info/ It's a site that has Lawyers subscribed to it.
It's outspoken to do and V easy |
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Has Anyone Else Had An Insurance Claim Denied Due To Study Drug? |
Question by Harmony | Posted in Cancer
We are treating a 4yr old with cancer and the insurance attendance has denied the claim because he is on a study drug. They were not being billed for the drug only for the hospitalization (5 rounds 4 days each). Our health centre will fight them and probably win, but I want to know if this is a new limitation on health insurance or an isolated scene.
Answer: It's not new, most insurance companies routinely refute 'experimental' drugs and treatment as 'medically unnecessary'. Insurance companies are limited to documented meticulous evidence that supports the use specific drugs to treat the specific cancer. What keyboard of cancer and what is the new drug being used? Insurance company policies vary too, what type of insurance do you have?
There are undoubtedly ways around this so do not become discouraged yet. Keep calm when you communicate with them, and I know this is hard to do because it is your babies existence they are so casually tossing around.
From what you have written I suspect the insurance has a glitch in it for not covering the hospitization. Call them and ask them to re-dispose of the claim. Better yet, if you have a case worker at the insurance company, call them to see if they can help straighten this out. If you do not have a case tradesman, you can request one. They can't change policy but they can make sure the claims have been made out and processed becomingly.
If they continue to deny coverage than you may appeal the decision. You can appeal over the phone or by sic. Whatever you do keep good records. Write down date, time, who you talked to and the result of the talk. Keep a binder handy and document everything.
If the insurance denies coverage a second time, play down another letter and while you're at it contact your states insurance bureau. If you need to write or call your local state Member of Parliament, congressmen, and/or senators. Keep communicating with the insurance company to find out exactly what the denial is all about. At some point you may have the just to ask the insurance company to provide an 'expert in your daughters type of cancer' to review the disaffirmation. When that happens . . usually the insurance company will pay the claim based on 'compassion'.
Whatever you do, do not give up on this. If you have insurance and the policy has covered hospitalization and other treatment in the background than they need to be held accountable. Be persistent and firm with them, they're suppose to be working for you.
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Is There Anything To Do If Insurance Denied Hurricane Claim? |
Question by Sam L | Posted in Insurance
My family insurance agency denied my claim after hurricane dolly. They said they couldn't cover my home because there were no out of kilter windows an no missing shingles. Is there anything i can do or should i just settle for their discussion?
| Answer: What faithfully is it that you are claiming damage to? |
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What Are My Options After A Car Insurance Company Has Denied My Claim? |
Question by DenvErin | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I was recently ass-ended while stopped at a red light. The other driver said he went to a body research the day before the accident to have his brakes checked and felt like his brakes went out before he hit me. The extra caused over $5000 in damages to my car. His insurance denied my claim because they think negligence by the body shop was the genesis of accident. Do I have any options at this point or will I have to go through my own insurance and use my own funds to pay the deductible, etc.?
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If Someone Sign Up For Life Insurance Now, And Their Health Goes Bad In 20 Years, Can The Claim Be Denied? |
Question by xBladexDragonx | Posted in Insurance
Lets say I unregulated my life insurance policy now and fill out the application correct and everything truthfully.
20 years from now, my health is crap. Lets say I have diabetes, spunk problems, high blood pressure, so on and so on. Then lets say I die...
Can the life insurance claim be denied because of this?
Answer: Please give someone the cold shoulder BSherman. First of all, you don't have to concern yourself with a denial for any reason after either two or three years (depending on the state) of owning the way. This is known as the "contestibility period," and is governed by state law. After the end of this period, a death claim cannot be denied for ANY reason, to include fraud or suicide. You can walk sound up to the insurance examiner's desk and put a bullet in your brain right in front of him, and the company will pay the claim.
Secondly, and more importantly, insurance companies NEVER keep off paying legitimate claims. This is particularly true of life insurance, where death is the only criterion upon which a claim is based. Claims payment is actuarial. It doesn't sum how many claims a company pays; it's all very carefully and reliably calculated, and the company still makes charming much the exact profit they planned. The amount of the claim is irrelevant as well, as the risk to the company is directly balanced to the premium they're charging you.
Finally, in US history, an insurance company insolvency has NEVER resulted in nonpayment of a termination claim. Between reserve requirements, state guaranty funds, and the financial incentive for other companies to buy undervalued instrument, the safety net has proven itself virtually impenetrable.
Finally, the previous poster states that "some people in that it is better to simply put the money, which you would have put into life insurance premiums, into a bank account in preference to." This is known as self-insuring, and should be everyone's eventual goal. If you die, and your family needs $500,000 to take on, then you should have $500,000 cash in the bank. Don't have it? I guess that's why you need life insurance. Wow! |
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Car Insurance Claim Denied Due To Not Having Full Coverage, I Purchased Policy Online, I Believed I Did. HELP! |
Question by chulacherries | Posted in Insurance & Registration
I purchased a new 07 Scion Tc from the dealership in July 06. I purchased my insurance online and I didnt get an spontaneous quote, it had to be verified or something like that, I was assuming because it was a new car. I received an email letting me be acquainted with that I was going to get a response within the next few days. I still have that email. But the next thing I received was my insurance cards through the dispatch. I had an at fault accident in August 06. And the insurance denied my claim statting that I didnt choose Full Coverage. I believed that was what I had. And the insurance should've made me knowing of that knowing that my car was being financed. What can I do?
Answer: Let me perceptibly something up....there is no such thing as 'full coverage' insurance. You either purchased comprehensive/collision/towing/rental/GAP coverage or you didn't...these are lone coverages and do not come as a "packaged" deal. The only coverage that is sold as "pack" is bodily injury/property damage coverage, aka liability insurance. You take down the insurance should have made you aware you didn't have comprehensive/collision coverage....that's not their responsibility, that's yours. Their burden is to send you a copy of the Dec Page listing who and what is covered and what coverage(s) are on the policy.
Sounds like when you opened your letters and saw your insurance cards that was the ONLY thing you saw and completely disregarded the Declarations Page that was included. Had you bothered to understand this page you would have known right then & there what coverage you had and could have acted immediately to make the felicitous change.
Unless you have evidence proving your intent was to buy comp/collision coverage, or you selected these coverages when you were online, you're outta chance. Now all you can do is contact your lienholder & see if they forced insurance on your loan to protect their vehicle. |
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Im Filing Bankruptcy But Auto Insurance Claim Was Denied Becuase My Insurance Said I Filed A Fraudalent Claim. |
Question by young_cam781 | Posted in Insurance
O.k. so here it is my car was stolen back in september and my insurance denied my claim becuase they said i filed a fruadelent claim. The bank repoed my car already an now I am filing bankruptcy. Will the trustee gainsay my claim for the auto loan.
Will someone from the bank show up at the trustee meeting and bring the information from the insurance there. Also I filed the claim in september. But the car was repoed in october while the insurance still had it. good now i owe the bank aroung 7,500. will i be responsible for repaying them. What can i do if the insurance already denied my claim.
| Answer: Your hard is not likely to be the trustee. However, a creditor might file a complaint to bar the dischargeability of a particular indebted. I don't have enough details to be sure about this. However, such a claim, if it is to be filed, must be filed within 60 days of your creditors encounter unless that time is extended, on notice and hearing, for good cause shown. |
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Medical Insurance Claim Denied By UHC? |
Question by JaneDoe | Posted in Insurance
My repress added me to his medical policy after we got married. Last year I started getting stomach-turning and look at the united health care directory for the list of Physician. I found a -away doctor's office near my house and started getting treatment from this physician. The doctor chiefly get my insurance card and charge me a co-pay of $30 for like 4 times in 6 months series. After four months of my last treatment I received a bill from the doctor's obligation for $500 because the insurance denied my claim. The insurance said the doctor is out of network the reason why the claim is denied. I feel really devastated because why would the doctor take my co-pay thinking they are part of the network. The doctor's office address is in the network book however the doctor's name is not written in there. I was wondering if im actionable for that amount considering that the doctor make be believe they are part of the network and that the address is clearly published in the Joint health care in network book. Please help on the best option for me to do...any suggestions are suffered. Thank you in advance.
Answer: So far you've gotten some graceful good advice. It does sound as though you have an issue that may be resolved with an appeal. I will legitimate this in just a moment, and tell you what to do. First you need to be aware of a couple of things as a consumer, and an insured associate. It is our responsibility as consumers to be aware of the products and services we pay for, to ensure that we get the right preoccupation, and that it proves useful in the fashion we so desire. Having said that, as an insured colleague, you must be aware of the insurance product you are using when you go see a physician, or enter a facility for diagnosis or treatment. It is your conversance of your own insurance that will assist you to keep unfortunate things from happening. Now, if your physician wants a "co-pay" or set fee each moment you see him or her, it is most likely managed care. Managed care is not like traditional fee-for-help, or indemnity health insurance. You are not allowed to see anyone outside of the network for any reason, other than a life intimidating emergency. It is up to you to make sure who it is you are seeing, to enroll under the correct Primary Guardianship Physician within your network, and always see them before going to a specialist. As you are experiencing, if you forego this fundamental spoor in the process, you will suffer for it. That is not to say that there cannot be a positive outcome from this situation. This is how I would proceed:
Obtain low-down concerning your specific insurance policy, and make certain that the provider in question was indeed a participating fellow with UHC's network on the date services were rendered to you. This information can be obtained directly from UHC by solely calling the telephone number listed on your membership ID card.
If the doctor is NOT a fellow of the network, tell the representative that you are requesting an appeal of the denied claim. If they ask why, simply state that it was your skilfulness that the doctor was in network, and also, it is your right to appeal any claim.
If the doctor WAS, and/or still is, in network, ask to have the claim reconsidered immediately since the renunciation was in error. If the representative can verify that there was indeed an error on the part of the insurance company in how it handled the claim, they can choose to discipline the error without you having to go through an appeals process. This is not always the case, but is a general rule. However, they will not do it if you don't ask.
When you are faced with the doctor being out of network, it is then up to you to succeed up with objective (factual) data to present your case, that you thought he or she was in network at the age. Gather any receipts that would prove, or state the fact that you made a "co-pay" or a "co-insurance" payment. There is a big adjustment in these terms. Co-pay refers to managed care, and co-insurance refers to indemnity coverage.
Any EOB's (Signification Of Benefits) that would indicate that the doctor was in network would also be helpful. Has anyone else in your family seen this physician and gotten their claim paid? This could reveal the error, and could then be found on an EOB.
You must prove by whatever means you have at you disposal that you were led to believe that the doctor was in network at the in good time always. It's not important to stress what is right, only what you can prove with documentation. It is really up to UHC at that point.
Godly luck. Please let me know how it turns out. I keep a blog at:
http://www.askmrknight.com
It deals with insurance and appeals issues. Aspire I was helpful to you. |
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