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Balance billing: How to avoid this common medical expense trap By Lacie Glover Published September 23, 2015 Imagine receiving a hospital bill for tens of thousands of dollars despite having the best health insurance you can afford. This scenario happens to even the most diligent health care consumers more than you’d think. Often, the culprit is

Joan and Dr. John Mendola were my clients involving Joan’s medical bills due to her stroke. We were being denied by the insurer saying it was pre-existing. Joan never had this condition prior to purchasing the insurance. We persevered and was able to ensure the hospital bills were covered. We were also able to subrogate

Take a look at the below video – Adria Gross from MedWise Insurance Advocacy was filmed on CBS6 and shown in Albany, NY.  Watch and learn about another reason why your medical bill will not be reimbursed by your health insurance company.

Column: Law helps cut down on surprise medical bills by Westfair Online | April 28, 2015 10:11 am BY ADRIA GROSS A new consumer protection law went into effect April 1 in New York — the Emergency Medical Services and Surprise Bills law — which protects patients from unexpected expenses related to out-of-network and emergency

Financial Planning Association Greater Hudson Valley Dinner Program Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:30pm – 8:00pm Sam’s of Gedney Way, White Plains, NY   PROGRAM DESCRIPTION & SPEAKER BIO Diagnosing and Deciphering Medical Bills for Your Clients This one hour presentation will educate advisors on how to help their clients plan for and understand their health

Medicare Coverage: It Begins to Change ’Round Midnight by Advisor Voices on January 21, 2015 | posted in Advisor Voices By Adria Gross Learn more about Adria on NerdWallet’s Ask an Advisor Imagine you go to the emergency room with chest pains, and the doctor on duty sends you to the ICU for overnight observation.

If Your Health Claim Is Rejected By Adria Gross Every time you make a claim under your health insurance policy, there is a substantial possibility that your insurer will decide to reject it. When claims are rejected, policyholders must either pay out of pocket for medical bills or spend an inordinate amount of time battling