Glendale, CA
Health insurance Lawyer at Glendale, CA
Practice Areas: Health Insurance, Insurance, Employee Benefits
If you disagree with the insurance company's decision denying benefits, you have the right to appeal. Review the insurance policy and denial letter...
It depends on whether your claim was covered by ERISA (for employee benefits through an employer) or an individual policy. The 180 days required...
Yes, you can negotiate the car value with the insurance company but be expected to back up your number with blue book stats, photos, maintenance...
You need to read your LTD policy with Cigna and determine the process to appeal the denial of benefits. If the policy is through an employer, it is...
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If you were not covered under the BCBS plan and BCBS paid anyway, you are likely responsible for bills during that time period because you were not...
Yes, the federal law ERISA requires an appeal submitted within 180 days from the date of receipt of the denial letter. (To be safe, calculate 180...
Ditto the previous point that it is the patient's responsibility to bill the insurance company. There is a required time to submit a proof of loss...
No, you should not be dropped from insurance without proper notice. However, you may have other options for health coverage. If you are disabled,...
You could try Planned Parenthood - the closest one to you is in Gaithersburg and according to their website, offers prenatal care and childbirth...
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