My ex and I are going through a divorce. She was previously insured through my work (state of Arizona) as my dependent. She has since gotten her own insurance and it’s just me on my plan. I just received a member health statement through my insurance, which had a service provided under my name, even though I have not been to the doctor in years. I called and they said her old information was entered and it was entered as if I was the patient. Hopefully this can be corrected, but it got me thinking…She has been to the doctor more times than I can count throughout our relationship and after. Is there any way to see if collectors can go after me for her unpaid debts? She is not financially responsible and I just want to know if it will affect me. So far, after 5 years together, I have never been dinged on my credit or anything from her medical debts (from what I can tell). Any advise?
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My ex and I are going through a divorce. She was previously insured through my work (state of Arizona) as my dependent. She has since gotten her own insurance and it’s just me on my plan. I just received a member health statement through my insurance, which had a service provided under my name, even though I have not been to the doctor in years. I called and they said her old information was entered and it was entered as if I was the patient. Hopefully this can be corrected, but it got me thinking…She has been to the doctor more times than I can count throughout our relationship and after. Is there any way to see if collectors can go after me for her unpaid debts? She is not financially responsible and I just want to know if it will affect me. So far, after 5 years together, I have never been dinged on my credit or anything from her medical debts (from what I can tell). Any advise?
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