Thanks for your input. I'm in contact with my insurance broker constantly and he is having an underwiting buddy of his evaluate each new test result and doctor's note that I've sent through to him. He's trying, but ultimately it will be up to the insurance company's underwriters to decide this...
Thanks for your thoughtful input and insight on this matter. It appears, as you said, that persistance may be the key. My husband has seen several specialist and undergone several tests whose positive results clearly contradict the original false diagnosis placed in his medical file by a...
So do you really think this makes you wise...... :angel ?.......or is it that you really don't have any background to answer any of these questions? :rolleyes:....... And if this is the best advise I can get on this website after a week, well never mind.......
You see, I've done all that.......and I know that medical records by law cannot be changed or expunged.....just responded to in writing as an addendum to the original.....and that the physician can choose to respond or clarify what is in the file......but that doesn't change the fact that it...
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The blood work was normal. If we had had any idea an inaccurate diagnosis would be used to justify billing our insurance company for services, we would not have agreed to or followed through on those services. This situation is less about the cost of bloodwork as the...
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My husband and I spoke to the primary care physician, we went through my husband's medical file together, we found the inaccurate entry together, the physician questioned the nurse about the entry in the medical file right in front of us. She said that she had to put this...
Please Help! The nurse of our Primary care physician entered a false diagnosis of Lupus and connective tissue disorder in my husband's medical file in order to have blood work done and submit it to our health insurance company. My husband only became aware of this when he recently applied for...