Delayed Payment - Data Collection Effort

Survivors, families and providers are not only dealing with decreased reimbursement and attempting to pay bills, but also to spend time and resources to rebill.  We are trying to educate legislators about this and need objective information. The insurance industry has been able to push out a narrative to the public that the patients, families and providers are gouging and overcharging the insurance companies.  We are attempting to gather objective information to document that the insurance companies are deflecting from their inappropriate behaviors and that they have been allowed to get away with it.

  As we are advocating for a reasonable system that provides an efficient system to provide care to crash survivors, we want to provide objective information on the frequency of the delayed and/or incomplete payments.

It is essential to gather as much objective information as possible, if we want to be successful.

WE NEED DOCUMENTATION OF YOUR EXPERIENCE.
YOUR IDENTIY WILL REMAIN COMPLETELY ANNONYMOUS UNLESS SPECIFIC CONSENT IS REQUESTED AND OBTAINED.

Instructions For Providers:

Without providing the patient’s name, complete the cells regarding the insurance company, amount charged and amount received for the given timeframe. For the “payment trend” column, generalize the payment trend from that insurance company for that given patient during the time frame.

Note: There are two tabs for two distinct time periods - before the Court of Appeals decision in the Andary case and after. Please complete both tabs.

Download the document linked below and email the completed version to tom.judd@mbipc.org.

Your company’s identity will remain confidential unless consent is requested and obtained.

Instructions For Families:

Without providing the patient’s name, complete the cells regarding the insurance company, amount charged and amount received for the given timeframe. For the “payment trend” column, generalize the payment trend from that insurance company for that given patient during the time frame.

Note: There are two distinct time periods - before the Court of Appeals decision in the Andary case and after. Please complete both sections.

Download the document linked below and email the completed version to tom.judd@mbipc.org.

Your identity will remain confidential unless consent is requested and obtained.