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[Crazyhole]

this crap is ridiculous. I received a bill today for a copayment on medical care that I received in October of 2018. Payment due 8-20-2020. Its 67 bucks so whatever, but how does it take that long to process an invoice? I was on BCBS at the time. You'd think multi million dollar companies could get their crap together and not take 2 years to send a bill.

 

[hemightbejeremy]

Pretty standard. After my first son was born I got bills up to 2 years later. Probably 10 different bills in total. The last one was from the hospital due to a insurance correction after audit where they determined they overpayed. I didn’t even have the same insurance carrier at that point. They opened an investigation. This was over 6 months ago. Never heard from them again.

 

[Crazyhole]

Pretty standard. After my first son was born I got bills up to 2 years later. Probably 10 different bills in total. The last one was from the hospital due to a insurance correction after audit where they determined they overpayed. I didn’t even have the same insurance carrier at that point. They opened an investigation. This was over 6 months ago. Never heard from them again.

This isnt nearly as complicated as having a baby.

 

[hemightbejeremy]

This isnt nearly as complicated as having a baby.

Cool. The point was insurance companies do audits all the time and if they think they paid too much, you can expect to get a bill a long time after.