insurrance

Hi
Anybody out there claimed on a “critical illness insurance" policy for a full AV Node ablation and pacemaker implant
Stuart

4 Comments

Nope

by Angelie - 2009-03-05 09:03:25

What exactly is that? I'm curious now.

YES

by pete - 2009-03-05 12:03:53

I was with UNUM an American Insurance Company.
They let me down badly using every excuse not to pay up. Thats insurance companies for you. Good luck with your claim. If you are with UNUM I should forget it. Cheers Peter

wow

by walkerd - 2009-03-06 05:03:05

Where do you guys live and why do u have insurance if it wont pay for hospital? I thought the idea for paying insurance health anyways was to help pay for medical related things. I guess I must have a great insurance polociy then. If I wouldnt have had in aug and sept I wouldnt have anything because there is no way I could have paid for all the things I went thru.

typical insurance companies

by johnb10000 - 2009-05-15 03:05:04

This is normal if you live in the US. Just look at the long list of exclusions that come with the insurance policy.

Currently I am trying to find out how much an atrial ablation surgery will cost. On some of the doctor visits the insurance company claimed the doctor charged more than they allow for a doctors visit. The will probably do this with the hospital bill if I do the surgery.




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