Reply #14: I was naive [View All]

[insane_cratic_gal]

to the system. For 4 months I didn't even get an appointment due to the denial of claim service. I went through the first term of my pregnancy with just 1 doctors visit. My husband and I weren't married at the time, so perhaps it appeared I was about to become a single mom. I think it's common practice for them to deny every claim.

We have military insurance (tri-care which is privatized and bought by different insurance companies all of the time), still we get collection notices because they refused to pick up a tab over a emergency visit because we didn't get approval before we walked into the ER. We have one claim My husband has been fighting one for 4 years. He was submitted to ER with severe dehydration after a training and capture exercise (sears camp.. basic military interrogation tactics and stuff) Tri-care refused to pay a bill based on a wrong ss number submitted by the hospital. Even though we pointed out the problem to both parties, it was us who had a 1400.00 unpaid collection notice sitting on our credit for 4 years!