Call Unitedhealthcare and tell them they better reach an agreement with Capital Women's Care!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I called UHC and discovered I have out of network benefits, meaning I can still see them and UHC will cover 80% of the approved costs once I hit my $250 deductible. I might just go that route.

Unfortunately, the UHC "allowed amount" is often a fraction of the real price. If you send them a superbill for a specialist visit, they might cut you a check for $62.

[Anonymous]

yes, united is terrible. But CWC isn't blameless in this either. They have created a monopoly in this area making it difficult to switch providers or get second opinions.

[Anonymous]

CWC is best avoided anyway.

[Anonymous]

Is United really considered bad insurance? I’ve had them for 25 years and have never had a problem (including three deliveries). I left CWC when I was pregnant with my first, they were AWFUL

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is United really considered bad insurance? I’ve had them for 25 years and have never had a problem (including three deliveries). I left CWC when I was pregnant with my first, they were AWFUL

United isn't great. But yes, CWC is awful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is United really considered bad insurance? I’ve had them for 25 years and have never had a problem (including three deliveries). I left CWC when I was pregnant with my first, they were AWFUL

Yes, ask someone you known a medical practice how their reimbursement is, how often things get returned.