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Can my orthodontia provider legally take my claim payment?
Can a doctor make you pay for something you didn't explicitly agree to pay for?Dental/Medical Bill advice - insurance sent charges that provider did not disclosePre-existing issue (medical)Is it legal for “in-network” dentist to send me a bill when insurance company denied claim?can I submit a new insurance claim on roof damage after unpaid claim unrepairedCan a company receive a payment and never provide the paid service?Can previous homeowner file a claim for hidden damage on their old property?Can a debt collector legally demand payment and threaten a credit score effect without validation of the debt until requested?Life insurance and declining medical treatmentInsurance company didnt transfer car out of my name
I am currently getting Invisalign treatment through an Orthodontia Provider in California. I paid for the treatment up front at $3,000. I was told by the provider that it was unlikely that insurance would cover any of this. A few months into the treatment, I checked with my insurance and discovered that they do cover this.
When I called my provider, I was told that they would file the claim and it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check. 7 weeks later I called my insurance and discovered that they had the payment sent to them and it was electronically deposited immediately (7 weeks ago)! When I called my provider and asked why it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check, they said "Management has to approve it". This honestly sounds very sketchy to me and I'm worried I will never receive my claim payment.
So two questions:
1) Why would an Orthodontia provider want to receive this payment at all in the first place? I was thinking maybe tax reasons.
2) If they never end up sending me the claim refund, do I have any legal power to fight against this? I have all of the original receipts and an EOP report.
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I am currently getting Invisalign treatment through an Orthodontia Provider in California. I paid for the treatment up front at $3,000. I was told by the provider that it was unlikely that insurance would cover any of this. A few months into the treatment, I checked with my insurance and discovered that they do cover this.
When I called my provider, I was told that they would file the claim and it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check. 7 weeks later I called my insurance and discovered that they had the payment sent to them and it was electronically deposited immediately (7 weeks ago)! When I called my provider and asked why it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check, they said "Management has to approve it". This honestly sounds very sketchy to me and I'm worried I will never receive my claim payment.
So two questions:
1) Why would an Orthodontia provider want to receive this payment at all in the first place? I was thinking maybe tax reasons.
2) If they never end up sending me the claim refund, do I have any legal power to fight against this? I have all of the original receipts and an EOP report.
contract-law insurance medical
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I am currently getting Invisalign treatment through an Orthodontia Provider in California. I paid for the treatment up front at $3,000. I was told by the provider that it was unlikely that insurance would cover any of this. A few months into the treatment, I checked with my insurance and discovered that they do cover this.
When I called my provider, I was told that they would file the claim and it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check. 7 weeks later I called my insurance and discovered that they had the payment sent to them and it was electronically deposited immediately (7 weeks ago)! When I called my provider and asked why it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check, they said "Management has to approve it". This honestly sounds very sketchy to me and I'm worried I will never receive my claim payment.
So two questions:
1) Why would an Orthodontia provider want to receive this payment at all in the first place? I was thinking maybe tax reasons.
2) If they never end up sending me the claim refund, do I have any legal power to fight against this? I have all of the original receipts and an EOP report.
contract-law insurance medical
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I am currently getting Invisalign treatment through an Orthodontia Provider in California. I paid for the treatment up front at $3,000. I was told by the provider that it was unlikely that insurance would cover any of this. A few months into the treatment, I checked with my insurance and discovered that they do cover this.
When I called my provider, I was told that they would file the claim and it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check. 7 weeks later I called my insurance and discovered that they had the payment sent to them and it was electronically deposited immediately (7 weeks ago)! When I called my provider and asked why it would take 6-8 weeks for me to receive a check, they said "Management has to approve it". This honestly sounds very sketchy to me and I'm worried I will never receive my claim payment.
So two questions:
1) Why would an Orthodontia provider want to receive this payment at all in the first place? I was thinking maybe tax reasons.
2) If they never end up sending me the claim refund, do I have any legal power to fight against this? I have all of the original receipts and an EOP report.
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