Dealing with Long-Winded Out-of-Network Provider Nuisance Letters
Over the past couple years, more and more of my clients with self-funded plans have received letters from out-of-network providers appealing denied claims. The letters are usually 20 to 30 pages long, not very specific, and make various accusations against the plan and its fiduciaries. Most of the letters follow a standard approach. They start […]
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Tagged: anti-assignment, due diligence, ERISA, fiduciary, fiduciary duty, out of network, out of network provider, provider
NC
Nancy K. Campbell
Of Counsel