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mts · 03-19-2007, 02:05 PM

I agree with previous posts... what your doctor gets reimbursed is what he contracted when he signed up to be a provider for your insurance. As long as the onc is a provider within your network... You should not be responsible for the overage. Have you met all deductibles...? It may even be an old bill. Check with your ins carrier and ask for an E.O.B. that has been paid to him and ask if you are responsible for any of those bills.

Maria (MTS)

03-19-2007, 02:05 PM	#5
mts Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Central Florida Posts: 503	I agree with previous posts... what your doctor gets reimbursed is what he contracted when he signed up to be a provider for your insurance. As long as the onc is a provider within your network... You should not be responsible for the overage. Have you met all deductibles...? It may even be an old bill. Check with your ins carrier and ask for an E.O.B. that has been paid to him and ask if you are responsible for any of those bills. Maria (MTS)