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c/insurancefights·submitted 17 days ago by u/adaeze_weiss

[Discussion] denial reason codes decoded, mostly fixable paperwork

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denial reason codes decoded, mostly fixable paperwork. Making the case below, and I expect to lose some of it in the comments. Documented eighteen months of what had been tried in a one-page table. That table was the appeal. External review was the thing that finally worked. I did not know it existed until a thread…

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u/appeal_letter_alMOD26 points·16 days ago

Member and policy numbers redacted from the screenshot above. Everything else left as posted.

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u/ireland_drugs_pay19 points·16 days ago

That criterion is from the previous plan year. The current bulletin has different wording.

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u/adaeze_weissOP13 points·15 days ago

Correcting myself upthread: the deadline was 5 days, not the figure I gave.

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u/solene_eriksen10 points·15 days ago

Same view. The second-level appeal is where mine turned, after a first-level denial that looked final.

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[deleted]10 points·16 days ago

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u/amira_dumitru4 points·16 days ago

Agreed on the plan-year point. Criteria that applied last year may simply not apply now.

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u/hassan_castellanos3 points·16 days ago·edited

step therapy is a documentation problem, not an argument

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u/neha_erdogan2 points·16 days ago

keep every date, every reference number, every name of a department

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u/camila_vasquez1 point·16 days ago

Internal appeals are decided by the plan. External review is decided by an independent body and, where it applies, its determination is binding. They are separate mechanisms and the second is chronically underused.

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u/marta_vanhecke1 point·16 days ago

Yes. Written, always, even when they tell you a phone call is sufficient.

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