jhunter1163
beer-swilling semiliterate
I called and got voicemail (they close at 4:30pm) so left a message telling them politely where they can file that bill until they can provide an explanation of the charges and proof that this has been submitted to insurance. (I was quite conscious, just having difficulty breathing so provided them with my insurance card at the time of treatment). I also figure as a last resort I can borrow a play form the Freeman on the Land, since they misspelled my name and appear to have assisted some fella named CWallar, not me
Correctly handled. I'd be interested to hear their reply. It's unusual for EMT services to be billed separately from the ambulance ride, but not totally unheard of. Maybe they don't have an ambulance of their own and contract with the ambulance company to provide transport services. In any case, since your stoploss is met for the year you won't be out of pocket for this. They best hustle up and file their claim though; I think most Aetna policies have a 60-day timely filing limit. If they don't file the claim by then, they have to eat it.