Months of waiting...
Countless calls...
Stacks of paperwork..
Then THIS hits your inbox at 10:24am…
THE EMAIL: ⛔ Denied !!! 🚫
After months of waiting !!!
Workers Comp really said “we got you… PSYCH”
The sad reality when getting injured on the job
Months of waiting...
Countless calls...
Stacks of paperwork..
Then THIS hits your inbox at 10:24am…
THE EMAIL: ⛔ Denied !!! 🚫
After months of waiting !!!
Workers Comp really said “we got you… PSYCH”
The sad reality when getting injured on the job
Handling Denials and Appeals
If your insurance claim is denied, review the reasons carefully, consult your policy for covered perils, and prepare for an appeal with additional documentation and expert opinions if necessary. 🚫🔄
@ProPublica But this story has a happy ending. The state appeal has been sustained and the insurance company has to cover it.
My wife was impressed; said that if it was her she wouldn't have bothered trying to appeal, assuming it wouldn't do any good and that a $3000 MRI was the cost of living under American healthcare. The hospital would almost certainly have written it down anyway, but people too often don't exercise their rights with insurance companies.
Just got a call from #cigna (former colleagues at #Posit may want to pay attention) who said that there is a "new casemanager service at no cost to me" where they assign someone to ask me about my health.
Do not answer any questions.
This is a clear conflict of interest.
Insurance companies are not there to provide care for you, they're there to deny it. #ClaimDenied
My durvalumab cancer therapy was denied a few months after it was started. It was to have been a two year therapy.
In 2019, my wife had a stroke.
In 2020, she had brain surgery.
She was covered by different insurance companies for the post-stroke care, than for the surgery itself.
After fully recovering from the surgery, she was *still* getting pushback from the first insurance company about the hospital costs of the stroke.
This was well after the second company had already covered the cost of the surgery, which happened several months later.
I had radiation my first bout with prostate cancer.
8 years later it came back. Doctors said surgery, but surgeon said no, can't be done.
Only option was HIFU, and I had to pay $25k out of pocket for a good off program doctor in Los Angeles.
My insurance didn't offer the treatment until 9 months later.
The urologists in Las Vegas, wouldn't touch me when I developed a blockage in my urethra. I had to return to L.A. for further treatment.
I applied for the $25k.