Thank you for your self assessment, Mary!

Setting up a website can feel very intimidating, just remember it really can be VERY simple to be effective. Making sure you have a landing page that people can find you, with even simple details about you and your services is all that is needed. That and make sure to included that “Call To Action”. If…[Read more]

Sorry Shea, forgot the link https://rcmhealth.ca/
Good luck,
Heidi

I concur with Jeff. Whether you have a policy that covers international care or arrange for travel insurance, you usually need to pay upfront and then have to submit documents for reimbursement. In terms of advocacy services, I am only aware of RCM Health Consultancy- they are based in Toronto and offer in person assistance. Hope this helps.

Some BCBS plans cover out of country. I have personally had medical care while in Canada and my BCBS policy would cover it. I had to pay up front at time of service in Canada, then file with Blue Cross’s Geo Blue service for international claims to be reimbursed.

Yay! I did them right! Thank you for letting me know, Angie 🙂

Links work! Thanks Stephanie!

This is great, Angie, thank you for sharing!

Thanks to all for your very thoughtful responses. I too, think I should give them a few months lead time and I have quit taking new clients. Thankfully, I work w/ a group of dedicated and knowledgeable advocates and know I will leave my clients in good hands.

Again, many Thanks

D

There are guidelines by state but generally they should hold a bed up to 7 days.

Hi Miriam,

I have overturned many Medicare Advantage Plan cases when the commercial insurers

will throw the patient out of the rehab even when they are improving. I go before Medicare judges to help my clients.

Involving the empty room charge, I have never seen that in any of my cases.

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