Healthcare Papers and Claims
When it comes to managing piles of medical bills, insurance forms, explanations of benefits and other healthcare-related papers, in the simplest terms, I help people do three things:
- Recover money by filing medical claims
- Reclaim money from healthcare bills they didn’t need to pay, and
- Save money by not paying for expenses already covered
In less concrete terms, I offer emotional relief. After all, if you’re facing stacks of medical paperwork, you’re already dealing with a serious health challenge — yours or that of someone you love. Chances are, you’re already stretched to the limit.
Crawling through piles of bills — trying to figure out what you should pay and what you should get back — is the last thing you need. At those times, turn to me.
Medical Management & Claims Services
As claims assistance professional, I’ll help you by taking on any or all the following tasks.
Filing & Tracking Medical Insurance Claims
After organizing your paperwork, I’ll file new claims with your insurance provider(s) and track them — plus existing claims — from beginning to end, dealing with any red tape along the way.
Insurance Claims Advocacy
As your champion in recovering healthcare costs, it’s my pleasure (I confess — it’s almost fun!) to challenge claims that aren’t properly paid and appeal those inappropriately denied.
Healthcare Payment Management
Simply knowing which “statements” are bills can be a hassle. Patients often overpay and are rarely notified of their mistakes. I’ll audit your billing histories, find mistakes, get your money back and ensure proper future payments.
General Coordination & Organization
From negotiating payment terms to obtaining necessary medical records and documents, I take care of the details, helping manage all the ins and out of insurance claims and healthcare costs.
If you need to unload or share the burden of dealing with medical paperwork, learn more about my services in this area:
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Real-Life Savings on Medical Expenses
- Retrieved $4,500 by petitioning an insurance company to cover a more costly but more effective treatment
- Retrieved $80 from a provider who, for 8 months, refused to make good on an accidental overpayment
- Pushed through a $300+ reimbursement for un-used medical equipment by tracking that the company had failed to credit the account even after 90 days
Read more about my work in testimonials from my clients.
Primary + Secondary Insurance — Don’t Overpay!
Knowing what and when to pay can be especially confusing with secondary insurance.
Read My Guide to Medical Billing >>
Defining the Big Picture
This checklist covers the basics of what I’ll want to know when we talk.
Download the Healthcare Big Picture Checklist >>
Permission to Share Information
To work effectively, I’ll need permission to get information from doctors and insurance providers.
Download the Permission to Share Information Letter Template >>