Generally and depending on the particular state, 90 days. Once the Ins. co has received the Demand, they have 30 days to investigate the claim, aprove and/or deny the claim. Then they have another 60 days to pay the claim, if the claim is aproved. However, depending on how complicated the claim is, they may require additional information (most of the cases, they do it), which translates in nothing else but time. Most states have strict laws on claims and it is very normal for a claimant to submit an additional claim asking for an interest on the initial claim. Examine your state's Revised Statues and Insurance Department Regulation. It is not an easy task, but very helpful. Or may be you need to speak to an attorney. Good luck.
If you put medical insurance on the policy when the policy was purchased.
Medical Billing uses unique medical codes tied to any supplies or procedure to submit to insurance companies for reimbursement. The medical codes must be verified by a certified professional prior to submission.
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Can I add my monthly health insurance payment from my employer to my medical deductions, such as medications prescribed, office visits, etc..
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Call the Insurance Comissioner of the state you live in.
Medical insurance payments to the providers of the services for your medical bill charges would not reduce the amount that medicare will approve for the payment amount charges that they will pay for the services that you have received.
Pierce Williams has written: 'The purchase of medical care through fixed periodic payment' -- subject(s): Insurance, Health, Medical economics, Health Insurance
Unless you are his guarantor for his medical bils, you do not need to do anything about his using your insurance cards. When the doctor's office submits the bill, the insurer will notify them that he does not have insurance. The doctor's office will then go to him for payment. You are not at risk for his medical bills.
The time limit for the submission of medical claims is set by the contract between the insurance company and the medical service provider. In my state, most insurance companies will deny a claim that is submitted more than 90 days after the date of service unless the service provider can provide a reason for the late submission. Medicare will consider a claim if it is submitted within one year from the date of service.
Medical service code stands for closed treatment of a distal fibular fracture. It is used for study and medical insurance statistics and payment.
"The only beneftis of a temporary medical insurance policy would be for a health individual and/or someone who does not have a chronic illness. It is a great way to not get locked down into a monthly payment you do not have to make, but if you need health insurance it is almost a scam."