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Health Care
WHEN YOUR INSURANCE WON’T PAY

WHEN YOUR INSURANCE WON’T PAY

 

 

By Drs. Jason Theodosakis and David T. Feinberg
Published:
September 19, 2004

Parade Magazine

For those of us lucky enough to have medical insurance, the rejection of a claim can come as a rude shock. After all, we have been paying a monthly premium with the expectation that the cost of care will be covered when we need it. The insurer’s decision can seem arbitrary, nitpicking or just plain wrong. Still, as much as we may need help to pay for a particular treatment, the prospect of fighting a bureaucracy can seem daunting and futile. Trust us: It doesn’t have to be that way.

When your insurance company tells you “no,” following a few simple steps often can get the decision reversed in your favor. Here are the critical points:   Please visit the following website for a continuation of this article…..

 

 

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