Monday, July 26, 2021
This week, I had two experiences, one in my practice and one in my personal life, that reiterated how challenging our health care system is. First, I had to tell a client that while I could get her 19-year-old son DDD services, there is nothing I could do to get him covered by Medicaid during the two-year waiting period for him to become Medicare eligible. That evening, my husband told me that he found out our health plan has stopped providing out-of-network coverage.
Out-of-Network Charges
Unexpected health care costs, especially from out-of-network providers, are a major problem for many Americans. Two-thirds of all bankruptcies filed in the United States are tied to medical expenses. Many of these result from surprise out-of-network charges. Researchers estimate that one of every six emergency room visits and inpatient hospital stays involves care from at least one out-of-network provider, resulting in surprise medical bills.
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business with its business revitalization strategy and Brand repositioning and growth strategy.
The candidate must be a go getter who has experience in turnaround strategy implementation.
The candidate must have experience in the customer service experience improvement and overall
Operational, Financial, Governance and system integration.
Purpose of the job:
achieving the overall revitalization of the B3 brand, improve customer Service experience and
implement B3 growth strategies
Ensure service excellence across all area of business both on the insurance
and funeral business
Ensure effective functioning of the infrastructure within the region
Compile Financial and operational reports
Training and Development of all staff members within your region
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In addition to providing funding for the federal government and for COVID-19 relief, the recently enacted Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, also includes legislation to safeguard patients from unexpected or “surprise” medical charges.
Effective January 1, 2022, the “No Surprises Act,” shields patients from otherwise unanticipated high costs of care delivered by medical providers that are not within a patient’s health plan network. Often, when an insured patient receives “out-of-network” care, generally on an emergent or unexpected basis, the patient’s health plan does not cover some or all of the costs of those services, leaving the patient to pay the balance of the bill.