Anonymous wrote:Our insurance reimbursed our kids’ expensive OON therapy at in-network rates. I suspected it was an error and wanted to avoid the insurance coming back later stating it was an error and wanting repayment. I called them and told them there was an error and they insisted that they processed it correctly and I should deposit it. I did deposit it but I saved the EOB and my notes from the call so when I get that bill one day, i’ll remember the details. My understanding from my research is that I will be responsible even if it’s their error.
Which is beyond stupid! You tried to correct their error and they cannot even understand that. But you are correct, they will likely come back in a few years, so keep notes