Re: yes--separate claims for each visit

Posted by Speaker on February 10, 2005, at 19:35:34

In reply to Re: yes--separate claims for each visit » smokeymadison, posted by mair on February 10, 2005, at 18:08:16

I have worked in many Dr. offices and ALL expect payment at time of service. Insurance is a benefit we pay for our benefit...not the Dr.s. The Dr.s that do file insurance do it as a service and are not obligated to do it...at least in my state. My T is 150 and I pay at the time of service and it takes my insurance company about three months to pay the claim. It is a pain but I don't see a way around it. Personally I prefer to file my own and I know it gets sent in right away. Good luck...once you get the initial payments taken care of it flows pretty well.

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