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Understanding Your Insurance

It can be frustrating to deal with Insurance Companies. If you are handling medical bills or an auto accident, chances are, you are under stress. Without knowing the ins and outs of how an Insurance Company operates it can seem near impossible to communicate with your Insurance Company to get your families claims taken care of.

Insurance Companies deny claims hoping that you won't appeal and most times making it difficult for you to appeal. We see it weekly in the in the explanation of benefits we process at the clinic where a claim is incorrectly denied. The sooner you deal with your Insurance Company to correct the errors the better. From the different forms they send out to you, to the "Insurance Lingo" it can make things difficult to get you claims reprocessed. Don't hesitate to call your provider's office and ask for help in understanding the situation. We can provide an action plan to get your claims reprocessed. If you are paying for insurance benefits don't let your Insurance Company take it away from you.

If you need help with your insurance claims, don't hesitate to call Melissa at Doyle Chiropractic Clinic 425-485-7507.

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