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This is a discussion on Urgent Care Appeal within the Health Insurance forums, part of the Insurance and Travel Forums category; 2nd appeal has been strategically delivered. Will update when I can... MB...
Re: Urgent Care Appeal 2nd appeal has been strategically delivered.
Will update when I can...
MB
Matt Brown
L5-S1 DDD with retrolisthesis, central HNP and severe discogenic pain
18 March 2011 - Pro-Disc L installation
Proud Air Force Veteran
Daddy to 2 beautiful little girls
Re: Urgent Care Appeal Anyone had the ERT (Executive Response Team) get involved with their appeal(s)?
Matt Brown
L5-S1 DDD with retrolisthesis, central HNP and severe discogenic pain
18 March 2011 - Pro-Disc L installation
Proud Air Force Veteran
Daddy to 2 beautiful little girls
Re: Urgent Care Appeal Do you specifically mean AETNA's Executive Response Team?Originally Posted by bigdogchief76
Justin Averna
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That is correct Justin.
Response teams are common in corporations.
For me, it is Aetnas.
Re: Urgent Care Appeal Matt,
Just read your thread. Sorry, is all I can say. I have been though the appeal business a few times over with my ins co and I just hate what they put us through.
Hopefully, Aetna will be more forgiving than my insurance co was (is) and actually consider the merits of your case for surgery.
I have to run off to go get my drugs. I do have a warning about prescriptions. I was shorted nine pills last time and I told the pharmacist to count the pills in front of me or my husband from now on. We suspect someone had their hand in the kitty jar and they blamed me for the shortfall but it wasn't my fault.
R
DDD or DJD
ADR recepient.
Mother of four, advocate and insurance fighter.
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