Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is common for insurance to start on the first day. Yes, the card takes a few weeks to come in. Yes, you will have retro coverage.
Going to the ER won’t save you from paying the bill upfront. They will charge you the full cost while you wait for the doctor.
I have never had to pay the up front. That's bananas.
Op essentially doesn't have insurance. They cannot charge her anything. There's no health plan. They have no way of knowing her deductible because she doesn't have insurance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is common for insurance to start on the first day. Yes, the card takes a few weeks to come in. Yes, you will have retro coverage.
Going to the ER won’t save you from paying the bill upfront. They will charge you the full cost while you wait for the doctor.
I have never had to pay the up front. That's bananas.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is common for insurance to start on the first day. Yes, the card takes a few weeks to come in. Yes, you will have retro coverage.
Going to the ER won’t save you from paying the bill upfront. They will charge you the full cost while you wait for the doctor.