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What Can You Do If Your Health Insurance Denies A Claim After You've Had An Operation? |
Question by bruce_eel | Posted in Insurance
and initially you were told that they would pretence you almost in full. (i got a bill for 17 thousand dollars) for an operation I had that my doctor's secretary told me would be covered 90% by insurance.
Answer: Take it up with the doctor's secretary. Tidy of her to speak for the insurance company.
What the secretary says doesn't bind the insurer to anything. In the meantime, plea the claim. Can't get any worse. |
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What Can I Do If An Insurance Company Denies My Claim Due To A Dispute Of Who Was At Fault? |
Question by dnlmartinez84 | Posted in Law & Ethics
I was rearended in a car luck on the highway. The other driver claims she was going the same speed limit and I "cut her off", but there were skid marks 100 yards want indicating she wasn't able to stop in time because she was going to fast to break off. Dallas police would not come to scene of accident because there was no one injured. Her insurance company denied the claim because there was a feud at who was at fault. What can I do??
Answer: This is why there are lawyers in Texas. You sue her.
But sounds like you will have some mainstay problems.
Go see a lawyer. |
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What Do You Call The Person Who Denies Insurance Claims? |
Question by BPA85 | Posted in Insurance
The living soul who reviews policies in the insurance industry and denies claims. Thanks!
| Answer: For well-being insurance, it would be a claims processor. For any other type of insurance, it would be a claims adjuster. |
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What Can I Do When The Travel Insurance Company Denies A Claim? |
Question by vener c | Posted in Other - Health
I bought a peregrinations insurance for my dad when he came to visit last year. It was for an emergency coverage. He did got an emergency treatment for kidney decay. After long process of filing, now I got the news that it is denied due to pre-existing condition. What can anybody hint at that I do?
| Answer: You'd have to lease a lawyer. The fine print in those insurance policies renders almost any illness as "pre-existing". |
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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 off with 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 companionship their claim would be denied ? It's not as far fetched as you might think.
| Answer: Well at least with a private soldier company, you can fire them if they don't deliver on their promises. I was injured fighting for my country. I'm a 100% work-connected disabled veteran. My country promised that they would take care of my health if I risked my spirit for it. Now that I'm disabled I find that those promises are completely worthless. The VA delays, deflects, and denies treatment to damaged veterans. I have faced blanket denials, long delays, refusal to outfit medication, treatment, or tests. Refusal to pay any and all health care costs in the not for publication 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 "unencumbered" health care. It is worse than having nothing. Unkept promises do more indemnity 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 control that is never delivered keeps people clinging to hope until they die from neglect from those that they trusted. |
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If An Insurance Company Denies Your Claim For An Automobile Accident How Can You Open A New Claim? |
Question by SHAUNTIE | Posted in Insurance & Registration
My boyfriend and I was making a formerly larboard turn on a green arrow light and a car from the opposite direction hit us while attempting to finish out a right turn on red. There was no tickets given. We were hit on our front passenger side fender. The person who hit us had a proof and we had a witness. On the police report the investigator listed that we failed to yield while making a Nautical port turn on green and they failed to yield while making a right turn on red. What she would we do? We or now out of a conduit b/c it was wrecked beyond repair and I have medical bills. He stilled was making pymnts on the car so his insurance comrades is just paying off his car. He also had GAP Insurance. His insurance company offered him 5,337 for 1999 Tahoe, which after fees came to be 4,000 and something is this felicitous? Now the 4,000 is going toward what was owed on the vehicle. Isn't the other persons insurance company liable? Please employees me understand this I just want my life back to normal.
Also, the accident happened in Texas and we contemporary in Louisiana. The other persons insurance company is Farmers.
We had a lawyer in Texas, but they were trying to get us to go to more doctors and everything " I theory trying to milk the cow" but I was not trying to do this. I was not in any pain anymore and wanted this to be over with. So they dropped us.
We had smash coverage. We had full coverage b/c it is required here when you are paying notes on a vehicle.
Answer: The other insurance is only at fault for the actual cash value of the vehicle, not your loan balance. If there is GAP insurance it should cover the variation b/w the ACV and the loan less late payments/fees.
The cop is right...you failed to yield. Good b/c you get a green arrow doesn't give you the option to just go enter an intersection w/o plastic to other cars that may already be in the intersection. You have to look first prior to entering, and even if it's clear, you still have a stint to maintain a proper lookout & take reasonable & prudent steps to avoid an calamity, like honk, stop, etc. If I recall my Texas law correctly, it is a modified oscitancy state, which means if you are found 51% or more at fault for an accident you can not recover. If you're under the 51% beginning, you recover up to your negligent free percentage. Your failure to yield may reduce your comprehensive settlement, both for your property damage and your injury claim.
If you have insurance go through your own insurance company...that's why you have it. Let the carriers hash it out b/w each other. |
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Can Health Insurance Deny Claim After Pre-authorization |
Question by QandA | Posted in Insurance
How no doubt is it & under what circumstances can a health insurance company deny a claim if they had pre-authorized the treatment earlier.
The well-defined case I am concerned about is cancer which was never diagnosed or symptomatic but may be determined to be pre-existing after surgery.
The insurance in absurd is short term visitors insurance from a leading US insurance carrier.
Answer: Yes, its practicable that a claim can be denied after a pre-authorization. But only under very specific circumstances.
For example...
If you have a change in coverage between the convenience life that the service was pre-authorized and the time the service happens.
If your coverage is canceled en masse. (You need to be eligible for insurance coverage on the date the services are actually done.)
If it is decided that your pre-authorization was fraudulent. (ex- you or your doctor submitted false information to get the blessing)
If the services you have done and your provider bills for don't match up with the pre-authorization. (Ex - you get pre-auth for one identified with type of surgery, but you actually have something slightly different.)
If you get pre-authorization for a specific doctor to do a waiting, but end up having a different doctor do the service without notifying the insurer in advance.
Those are nothing but some examples. Basically if you have the exact same procedure that was pre-approved and absolutely nothing has changed about the terms of your coverage on the scheme, you should be fine. The problems that could arise come from either a change in your policy/coverage or a swop in the procedure that was actually done. |
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Have You Ever Heard Of Qualification At Time Of Claim? How Can Insurance Companies Deny A Claim Like That? |
Question by dat | Posted in Insurance
How can an insurance corporation deny a life insurance claim after a person has put good faith in that company by paying their premiums? Isn't that actionable?
Answer: When an insurer sells you a ways you have to make certain truthful statements on your application (like you don't smoke). They servile their actuarial assumptions and quote your premiums based on that statement.
But if you lied on the scheme then there never was a valid contract for the insurance in place.
You don't put any 'good faith' into the company by paying premiums, in happening you've acted in 'bad faith' if you try to collect a claim based on a falsehood stated earlier in the approach period.
They have every right to deny the claim. And, every other policyholder of that company should be thankful because it means they would have had to pay more premiums to robe claims made under false pretenses. |
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Can A Pre-existing Hypertension (High BP) Be Sighted As Reason For Denying Insurance Claim? |
Question by vineet922 | Posted in Insurance
Can a pre-existing hypertension (Lavish BP) be sighted as reason for denying insurance claim for the treatment of heart attack? My mother underwent Angioplasty for which the insurance comrades has denied the claim saying the she had a pre-existing hypertension with High BP.
The insurer had done a medical evaluation before issuing the policy. Besides is hypertension and heart attack are really related?
| Answer: Yes. Hypertension and sentiment attack really are related. And if she didn't disclose it on the application, it can void coverage. |
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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 base that the claimed item was not covered in the contract. However the insurance company did not respond to my claim within the on occasion 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 terminating response. Is the 90-day period a limit being upheld in a U.S. court of law?
Answer: Rejoinder from a General Insurance Agent
In the state of Texas and most other states, the Insurer is required by law to answer with an initial settlement offer within 60 days of notification that a loss has occurred.
You should probe 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 approve of with that offer, this is when the negotiation begins. The initial offer so long as it is reasonable satisfies the body politic requirement.
If an item or particular loss was not covered on y our policy,, then it was just not covered.. so no court would endorse the claim anyway.
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