izsaba16
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Hi everyone,
I could use a little assistance with this situation. I was hired straight out of school with no experience, and I'm the sole person handling billing at my workplace, with a semi-understanding of it. We have a patient who was involved in a motor vehicle accident. They're opting not to use any PIP funds because they have legal representation, and the at-fault party isn't accepting responsibility.
Anyway, my question is: Can I bill their regular health insurance? They're covered under a Medicare Advantage plan. I've done some research but haven't found recent information, so I'm still uncertain. If I do bill their regular health insurance, would I still include all the details I would on a MVA claim? (Date of accident, State where it occurred, etc).
Thank you!
I could use a little assistance with this situation. I was hired straight out of school with no experience, and I'm the sole person handling billing at my workplace, with a semi-understanding of it. We have a patient who was involved in a motor vehicle accident. They're opting not to use any PIP funds because they have legal representation, and the at-fault party isn't accepting responsibility.
Anyway, my question is: Can I bill their regular health insurance? They're covered under a Medicare Advantage plan. I've done some research but haven't found recent information, so I'm still uncertain. If I do bill their regular health insurance, would I still include all the details I would on a MVA claim? (Date of accident, State where it occurred, etc).
Thank you!