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Damn. I assume there's no way for the old coverage to still be valid for the procedure since it happened while she was on the old coverage?The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 12:06 am Were received a bill for our daughter's appendectomy from April 30th. Guess what changed on May 1? If you said she went off the University health care and onto legitimate coverage you nailed it. The local hospital? Out of network. Retroactive Medicare is an option (as would be renegotiating the debt). Option C? Bankruptcy at age 25.
It's been a busy month.
Is that a hypothetical if timing were different or did you actually get smacked with the bill? If it's the latter, there may be other options.The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 12:06 am Were received a bill for our daughter's appendectomy from April 30th. Guess what changed on May 1? If you said she went off the University health care and onto legitimate coverage you nailed it. The local hospital? Out of network. Retroactive Medicare is an option (as would be renegotiating the debt). Option C? Bankruptcy at age 25.
It's been a busy month.
It's usually by coverage at time of service, or admit date for inpatient. If I'm reading correctly, the old insurance had the network issue.pr0ner wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 2:24 pmDamn. I assume there's no way for the old coverage to still be valid for the procedure since it happened while she was on the old coverage?The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 12:06 am Were received a bill for our daughter's appendectomy from April 30th. Guess what changed on May 1? If you said she went off the University health care and onto legitimate coverage you nailed it. The local hospital? Out of network. Retroactive Medicare is an option (as would be renegotiating the debt). Option C? Bankruptcy at age 25.
It's been a busy month.
It's how things really worked out. Admitted through the ER on the evening of 4/29, surgery performed early am on 4/30. New insurance (Medicade) kicks in on 5/1. The bill contained inserts which indicate retroactive applications for Medicade is a possibility. The bill is sitting in my kitchen (what I'm not sure on is whether they are simultaneously also billing the university health insurance for whatever they'll pay as an out-of-network procedure).LawBeefaroni wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 4:47 pmIs that a hypothetical if timing were different or did you actually get smacked with the bill? If it's the latter, there may be other options.The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 12:06 am Were received a bill for our daughter's appendectomy from April 30th. Guess what changed on May 1? If you said she went off the University health care and onto legitimate coverage you nailed it. The local hospital? Out of network. Retroactive Medicare is an option (as would be renegotiating the debt). Option C? Bankruptcy at age 25.
It's been a busy month.
Kasey Chang wrote: ↑Tue May 15, 2018 3:33 pmTap Plastic or whatever your local equivalent is can easily sell you a sheet.
I'd imagine you just need to put a barrier in front of it so the impact doesn't go directly against the screen. Depending on how you mount your TV you may just need some Velcro (tm) and some bumpons (tm).
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For an ER admission I would hope that the University plan has significant coverage. If not, retro Medicaid is a good bet if she has eligibility (not sure if existing coverage negates eligibility in get stare). PM me if you need help. Can't guarantee anything since I don't have contacts there but I can take a look.The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 5:30 pmIt's how things really worked out. Admitted through the ER on the evening of 4/29, surgery performed early am on 4/30. New insurance (Medicade) kicks in on 5/1. The bill contained inserts which indicate retroactive applications for Medicade is a possibility. The bill is sitting in my kitchen (what I'm not sure on is whether they are simultaneously also billing the university health insurance for whatever they'll pay as an out-of-network procedure).LawBeefaroni wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 4:47 pmIs that a hypothetical if timing were different or did you actually get smacked with the bill? If it's the latter, there may be other options.The Meal wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 12:06 am Were received a bill for our daughter's appendectomy from April 30th. Guess what changed on May 1? If you said she went off the University health care and onto legitimate coverage you nailed it. The local hospital? Out of network. Retroactive Medicare is an option (as would be renegotiating the debt). Option C? Bankruptcy at age 25.
It's been a busy month.
Hah. I don't even want to see the bills surrounding my BIL's long hospitalization. But that still hasn't quite played itself out, so I deleted a long lament.
Sorry, long post...Kraken wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 9:46 pmHah. I don't even want to see the bills surrounding my BIL's long hospitalization. But that still hasn't quite played itself out, so I deleted a long lament.
Our next major purchase was supposed to be replacing the fuse box with a circuit breaker and upgrading the electrical throughout our house. The money that was supposed to pay for that is not there anymore.
Be sure to let us know how you like it.
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We had a bad hail storm last week in which my car (2019 Hyundai Elantra with <4500 miles) and our daughter's car (2016 Hyundai Elantra with 27k mile) were both damaged. Insurance adjuster came yesterday, her car is being written off as a total loss, mine has about $6k worth of damage so off to a body shop I'll go.Z-Corn wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:39 am I get to pay $1,600 for storm damage cleanup around my house. 100 MPH winds last week that were NOT a tornado.
My trees crushed both back yard neighbors' fences. Sorry about that!
Could be worse, at least 7 neighbors to the northeast of me all had trees on their roofs. It's been nothing but chainsaw music here for a week.
MHS wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:43 pmWe had a bad hail storm last week in which my car (2019 Hyundai Elantra with <4500 miles) and our daughter's car (2016 Hyundai Elantra with 27k mile) were both damaged. Insurance adjuster came yesterday, her car is being written off as a total loss, mine has about $6k worth of damage so off to a body shop I'll go.Z-Corn wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:39 am I get to pay $1,600 for storm damage cleanup around my house. 100 MPH winds last week that were NOT a tornado.
My trees crushed both back yard neighbors' fences. Sorry about that!
Could be worse, at least 7 neighbors to the northeast of me all had trees on their roofs. It's been nothing but chainsaw music here for a week.I'm hoping the lien holder on hers will let us do a buy back since it's all cosmetic, the difference in what we owe versus the check they'd write is only around $2k and the car would still be worth around $6k, and I also really don't want to have to look for another vehicle for her.
Wow, a total loss due to a hail storm? I have seen pictures where cars have been damaged but you don't think of them as being totaled, but then nowadays the cost of repair is such that they total things much quicker. I remember seeing the storm on the local news, and my wife now has a cousin living somewhere in your area so she is always checking the weather. I think they had a small amount of snow a week or two ago. I know our current cool down here has led to snow in the higher Sierra's.MHS wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:43 pmWe had a bad hail storm last week in which my car (2019 Hyundai Elantra with <4500 miles) and our daughter's car (2016 Hyundai Elantra with 27k mile) were both damaged. Insurance adjuster came yesterday, her car is being written off as a total loss, mine has about $6k worth of damage so off to a body shop I'll go.Z-Corn wrote: ↑Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:39 am I get to pay $1,600 for storm damage cleanup around my house. 100 MPH winds last week that were NOT a tornado.
My trees crushed both back yard neighbors' fences. Sorry about that!
Could be worse, at least 7 neighbors to the northeast of me all had trees on their roofs. It's been nothing but chainsaw music here for a week.I'm hoping the lien holder on hers will let us do a buy back since it's all cosmetic, the difference in what we owe versus the check they'd write is only around $2k and the car would still be worth around $6k, and I also really don't want to have to look for another vehicle for her.
Bit of a let down without the happy ending though.
And signed up for what? 3 year contract?YellowKing wrote: ↑Sun Sep 22, 2019 9:55 pm We walked into the AT&T store to inquire about possibly upgrading my wife's phone. We walked out with three new phones and fiber internet.![]()