I am leaving my current job, in this job you need to work at least 1 hour per week so the company make the premium contribution to maintain your insurance. I apply an option day for this Sunday(which was supposed to be my last day at the company, as far as I know option days are consider working days in the system) so basically the insurance should end this Saturday. But still I have a specialist visit tomorrow and I was worry that the bill could be turn to me. So my question is, can the provider verify that I will be cover for the visit or is there a probability that the insurance denied and I get to pay the bill??
Also, is it true that when a insurance company bounce a bill it is a lot more expensive than the price that I would have pay in cash?
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I am leaving my current job, in this job you need to work at least 1 hour per week so the company make the premium contribution to maintain your insurance. I apply an option day for this Sunday(which was supposed to be my last day at the company, as far as I know option days are consider working days in the system) so basically the insurance should end this Saturday. But still I have a specialist visit tomorrow and I was worry that the bill could be turn to me. So my question is, can the provider verify that I will be cover for the visit or is there a probability that the insurance denied and I get to pay the bill?? Also, is it true that when a insurance company bounce a bill it is a lot more expensive than the price that I would have pay in cash?
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