Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my invoices come so long after the actual date I receive the service?

Sometimes it can take up to six months after the initial date of service to gather all of the documentation needed to submit a claim to your insurance carrier. During that time any one of the following could occur..

If the Doctor doesn't sign the Certificate of Medical Necessity immediately, which can take 15 days
If Medicare rejects the claim because certain information is missing, which can take 7 days
If the claim needs to be resubmitted, which can take 14 days
If the claim needs to be reviewed, which can take 45-60 days

Remember, the provider is not charging you at the time of delivery (because you have coinsurance that my cover the co-payment) and when the provider gets paid, they have incurred many expenses involved with the product/service that was provided in good faith to you.

NOTE: The claim can be submitted as late as 15 months after the date of service at which time the patient is still responsible for payment of any coinsurance and/or denied products/services.


	Frequently Asked Questions Why do my invoices come so long after the actual date I receive the service? Sometimes it can take up to six months after the initial date of service to gather all of the documentation needed to submit a claim to your insurance carrier. During that time any one of the following could occur.. If the Doctor doesn't sign the Certificate of Medical Necessity immediately, which can take 15 days If Medicare rejects the claim because certain information is missing, which can take 7 days If the claim needs to be resubmitted, which can take 14 days If the claim needs to be reviewed, which can take 45-60 days Remember, the provider is not charging you at the time of delivery (because you have coinsurance that my cover the co-payment) and when the provider gets paid, they have incurred many expenses involved with the product/service that was provided in good faith to you. NOTE: The claim can be submitted as late as 15 months after the date of service at which time the patient is still responsible for payment of any coinsurance and/or denied products/services.