Success!!! They agreed to accept the EOB after I explained the situation and sent a letter saying we would file a NSA complaint to CMS and/or to the state Department oh Health.

Thanks for your input

Hi Stephanie
I attended the boot camp this past weekend. Where do I find the toolbox (or toolkit) you spoke of during the class? I’d like to be able to print the PowerPoint and forms if possible.

Thank you so much

Jodi Vann

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Thank you so much for the feedback.

Thank you Steph!

She may have signed something indicating she understood that the facility or some of its providers are OON.
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Good question. The EOB is from and medical pricer site MLIC which the insurance company uses.

Hi Stephanie,
Thank you so much for your reply. No worries I was a bit confused on what the 100 days course to launch was a different course from the boot camp. To answer your question yes. I’m interested in the 100 days to launch. I want all of the information that I am able to get to launch my business and be successful. If it is ok. I will…[Read more]

Hello Charisse!

Thank you for reaching out, I certainly understand how things come up!

Yes! We will be posting recordings of the lessons that will allow you to watch them on-demand, so not to worry if you are unable to make the session on Sunday.

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Linda, my question is how an EOB exists if the ED is not contracted with insurance. Did the patient submit the claim to the insurance herself? If not, then the facility submitted it.
I agree with all of what AnnMarie posted.

Linda,

Not knowing the type of insurance, I cannot say for sure, but since most people’s insurance plans fall under the No Surprises Act, my weigh in is yes. The individual did not receive a good faith estimate and thus should not be required to pay a balance bill. They should file a complaint with CMS

Here is the law.

AnnMarie McIlwain

Linda – good question. I hope someone here knows off the top but we can also research it if not. Thanks for raising this. –Deb