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These medical bills advocacy videos and case studies will help you save money on your health insurance and denied medical claims.
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Air Ambulance Charges Not Covered
Have you recently received an air ambulance bill for thousands of dollars? All too often people receive air ambulance charges, which should be covered on their policy. I recently overturned an air
Your Explanation of Benefits
Hello, my friends. Did this ever happen to you? You have been in a situation where your explanation of benefits indicates you have a zero balance, but the medical provider
Are You Really Responsible for Those Medical Bills?
Have you received multiple bills being in a hospital? Are you questioning whether or not you are really responsible to pay these bills? Very often people receive their explanation of benefits
Have You Ever Challenged Your Denied Claim
Have you ever challenged your denied claim? Reach out to Medwise and we will negotiate fair payment plans. Many times you might think that you’re responsible to pay this bill, but all
Is Balanced Billing Legal?
Have you ever been balance billed? That is illegal. If you have met your deductibles for the year, I recently overturned a case where my client was being balance billed
What if the Emergency Room Provider Is Out of Network?
Have you recently received a bill from an emergency room group of providers because they were out of network a week ago? I received a claim for over $26,000 because
Do You Know Your Medical Policy’s Benefits?
Very often people do not realize what the benefits are on their policies. The policy might cover you for other services besides just the bill for a specific procedure code.
MedWise Resolves Medical Claims Bills for You
Medwise continuously resolves medical bill disputes. Very often when the insurance company looks at the bill, it’s immediately denied. Medwise examines the charges, and most of the cases that Medwise
Don’t be Afraid to Ask Your Medical Provider a Question
You know, all too often seniors are frightened to ask questions to their medical providers before every visit. It’s best that you think about the questions you plan on asking
Are You Still Covered for Your Doctor?
You know, all clients need to be educated on the doctors, hospitals and treatment that they are covered for. So often you might see a list of doctors and hospitals,
CT Scan Bill Reduced from $18,000 to $400
My friends too often when people come to me as they’re realizing that they had been charged $18,000 for a CT scan. When looking at your charges, very often they’re erroneous
Are You Sure Your Medical Bill is Accurate?
Are you sure your bill is accurate? Much too often people are double and triple billed for services. Some of the services are very often not even supposed to be charged. Reach out
Where You Charged for Your Annual Wellness Care Bill?
You know, all too often people call me up with a procedure that they never expected to pay. On our policies, we have WellCare visits, which are usually handled annually.
Can Support Groups Help With Your Medical Condition?
You know, sometimes people are so emotional about their condition. I often try to find them support groups and other social support to enable my clients to receive help with
Traumatic Brain Injury Medical Bills
You incur a traumatic brain injury and wind up in a subacute care facility. Now you are no longer making sufficient progress, which I’m really sorry when that happens, and
What to do if Your Surgeon is Not Covered by Insurance
Well, you’re about to have surgery. Everything is scheduled for you in advance. Your insurance company has already approved you, but now at the last minute, you’re being contacted by
What If Your Insurer Ask for Their Money Back
Many people are reaching out to me when everything was scheduled for their surgery, and they undergo the procedure. Six to 12 months later go by, and now the insurer
What You Need to Know About Insurance Before Turning 65
I’ve had many cases in the past five years involving people working after the age of 65. If your employer has less than 20 employees, when you turn 65, there’s
Decoding Your Hospital Bill – Understanding CPT Codes, EOBs, and Overcharges
Feeling lost or outraged when you look at a hospital bill? You’re not alone, and help is here! Watch this crucial interview with Edison Guzman and insurance advocate Adria Gross
Heart Surgery Recommendation Was Not Necessary
One of my clients was told he had to have heart surgery. He went through multiple tests and when he went back to the cardiologist, he was recommended multiple times
Do This to Know What’s Covered in Your Policy
Insurance companies very often give you a brochure or it’s like a six to 10 page, so-called policy, which describes what’s covered and what’s not covered on the policy. On
Need a Second Opinion for Orthopedic Surgeon?
Years ago I had a baker cyst on my right knee. I went to an orthopedic doctor who drained my knee three times. The fluid kept on coming back. He
$52,000 Overturned After 3 Times Denied Medical Claim
I have to tell you many times I have people come to me where they know that their medical bill should be covered. According to the health insurance policy, very
Knowing Your Patients Rights Saves Over $34,000
Being a patient advocate, I’m always concerned about patient’s rights and protect them from unfair billing practices. If I see a case where there are issues with medical billing, I
How I Reduced a Medical Bill from $40,000 to $2,000
You know, being in the health insurance industry for over 30 years, I am quite successful in negotiating medical bills. In many cases, I normally get 80% off the bill,
Why You Need to Read Your Insurance Policy
You know, it’s so important that you take the time to read your insurance policy. When I was working for two insurance companies, I helped write those insurance policies. You
What to do If Emergency Room is Out of Network
You know I recently spoke to a friend who works for a major corporation on her policy. Every emergency room visit is considered to be out of network. Instead of
What to do If Emergency Room is Out of Network
I recently spoke to a friend who works for a major corporation on her policy every emergency room visit is considered to be out of network instead of going to
$29,000 for Two Emergency Room Visits?
A recent case I worked on the client was charged for two of emergency room visits a total of 29,000 when I looked at the reasonable customer charges I realize
How $50,000 in Medical Debt Went Down to $0
One of my clients have denied claim with the original charges were over $50,000 when I was able to prove that those charges should be covered according to the wording