From the office of U.S. Rep Andy Harris:
Washington, D.C. – Over 73,000 Marylanders have seen their health insurance plans terminated because of the President’s health reform law. Now the President is unilaterally changing the law to try to allow them to keep their plan for an additional year. If the insurance companies in Maryland who cancelled policies decide to extend them, Congressman Andy Harris, M.D. is calling on Maryland Insurance Commissioner Therese M. Goldsmith to expedite the review of those extensions to ensure individuals will be able to keep their plans on January 1st.
Congressman Andy Harris, M.D. released the following statement:
“The President promised Americans that if they liked their plan they could keep it. The President’s proposal today is too little too late, but now the Maryland Insurance Commissioner must expedite the review of any policy extensions offered so that those who have plans and like them can keep them. I have heard from many constituents who liked their policies, but are losing them and can’t afford the dramatically higher prices of plans offered in the exchange. The Maryland Insurance Commissioner must do all she can to prevent this harm from occurring.”
Insurance claim eligibility remains a critical concern for individuals navigating changes in their health plans. When policies are canceled or modified due to regulatory shifts, many policyholders find themselves unsure about what coverage they still qualify for. The process of determining eligibility can be complex, with different insurers imposing varying requirements based on factors like prior coverage history, medical conditions, and enrollment deadlines. Without clear guidance, many individuals may struggle to access the care they need, leaving them vulnerable to unexpected medical expenses.
To address these challenges, insurers and healthcare providers are increasingly turning to advanced tools that streamline the eligibility verification process. Real-Time Insurance Discovery plays a pivotal role in this effort, allowing patients and providers to instantly determine coverage status, benefits, and potential out-of-pocket costs. By leveraging this technology, individuals can avoid claim denials and unexpected financial burdens, ensuring they receive the necessary medical care without unnecessary delays. This approach not only benefits patients but also reduces administrative burdens for healthcare facilities, making the billing and claims process more efficient.
Ultimately, maintaining transparency in insurance claim eligibility is essential for upholding trust in the healthcare system. As policies shift and premiums fluctuate, individuals deserve a straightforward way to verify their coverage and understand their financial responsibilities. Streamlining eligibility verification through automated solutions ensures that no one is left navigating a bureaucratic maze when seeking medical attention. A proactive approach to claim eligibility safeguards patient access to care while fostering a more accountable and responsive insurance industry.
If anyone in their right mind believes ANYTHING out of Washington DC needs to be “pee” tested. It ALL boils down to re-election(s). 3 yrs. of being lied to and now 30 (?) days to say “My bad.”
If anyone in their right mind believes ANYTHING out of Washington DC needs to be “pee” tested. It ALL boils down to re-election(s). 3 (+) yrs. of being lied to and now 30 (?) days to correct the “wrongs” and basically say “my bad,” but “I’m” still going to shove it down YOUR THROAT, after the 2014 elections
Oh O K A Y ! N O W we can believe Obama ?
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !!!!
Andy this is a state issue now, not a federal one, so go back to doing nothing about the things you actually have control of.
“President Obama ought to be criticized for misleading Americans about the ability to keep their doctors, for presiding over a historic technology failure, and for many other things besides.
But his critics should not participate in politics in the hope that they can experience mirth and joy at national failures when they’re carried out by leaders from the political party to which they don’t belong.”
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2013/11/why-most-americans-hate-partisan-politics/281530/
We all remember that Andy Harris is a big big fan of government health care, right?
DING: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1110/45181.html
Where’s Mine,
I remember that he is a big fan of the conservative constituency that elected him and so I am a big fan of his. Perhaps you would rather have Ms. Pelosi. When I saw her on Meet The Press yesterday I couldn’t stop laughing at her stupidity. Then it occurred to me that she very well might have dementia. I would love to see SNL spoof her performance yesterday. But if you really like someone like her to represent you then maybe you could relocate to San Francisco.
Watching her really was enlightening. She even stunned David Gregory. Dementia is a definite possibility, but I’m more inclined to believe that even after passing the bill she still doesn’t know whats in it.