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sandra lahaie

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i live in arkansas employed and covered by insurance. went to doctor, bill $600. 3 mo later my insurance has not paid bill and has claimed bankruptcy and is in receivorship. doctor is threatening to turn bill over to collection agency. what do i do?
 


ALawyer

Senior Member
There is an Aransas Life and Health Insurance Guarantee Fund that SHOULD eventually protect you and pay the claim. BUT the doctor will say I want the payment NOW and I renedered service to you not the insurance company.

You may have to pay the doctor and when he is eventually reimbursed by the Fund he can credit you.

ONE POINT: The doctors generally agree to take a VERY REDUCED fee from the insurance company. For example, if their "normal fee" is $600 they may have agreed to accept only $250-400 for the exact procedure on plan members. That's all you should have to pay the doctor now.

 

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