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> Why in the world is the whole network thing even legal? The answer is on some of the other comments on this page. Insurance companies make reimbursement so d

• patch_cable 3y ago
  Doctors can be out of network and still accept the insurance.
  • TuringNYC 3y ago
    they can accept the insurance, but if the insurance doesnt pay the bill, the doctor has rendered services w/o payment. That isnt fair to the doctor. As many other comments point out, insurance companies pull many tricks to try to not reimburse. I've submitted claims directly to insurance before and had the same issue. - Your claim gets rejected for missing information, but they dont tell you what is missing - Your claim gets rejected for being a duplicate, but the previous claim also got rejected, or both got rejected - Your claim is "not received" there is no record of a claim - Your re-submitted claim gets rejected because 90 days have passed, but of course, it is because you were forced to resubmit over and over