Posts Tagged ‘Medical Bills’
DOES a LANDLORD HAVE a RIGHT to TURN OFF the HEAT DURING ANYTIME of the YEAR and ONLY TURN IT BACK on OCTOBER?
Question by Tiger: DOES a LANDLORD HAVE A RIGHT TO TURN OFF THE HEAT DURING ANYTIME OF THE YEAR AND ONLY TURN IT BACK ON OCTOBER?
Heat until October 15th when it is still cold morning here in Maine and DAMP.. I am a disbilied veterna nd I do have severe medical probelms. Can I suit the Landlord of the Hud Complex of 200 units and could I make it a “Class Action Law Suit?” AS he has been doing this since 1980 and it is still cold her Mornings until June!
Best answer:
Answer by real estate guy
it depends on the states. BUT YES, there is a time limit that they can turn on the heat.
Get space heater or buy your own house or move where you can control the heat.
What do you think? Answer below!
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Third appeals court upholds health-care law
Filed under: christian health insurance
A split opinion from the conservative-leaning, three-judge panel in Washington dismissed a Christian legal group's lawsuit, which claimed that requiring health insurance is unconstitutional and is a violation of religious freedom. …
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Congress Considers Catholic and other Christian Demands in Health Care
Filed under: christian health insurance
By Lauren Markoe WASHINGTON (RNS) Catholic and other Christian health care providers got their day in Congress Wednesday (Nov. 2) at a hearing Republicans called to denounce an Obama administration rule that requires insurers to cover contraception. …
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Consumer Reports: Haggling With Health-Care Providers May Reduce Medical Bills
Consumer Reports: Haggling with health-care providers may reduce medical bills
Filed under: consumer reports health insurance
So it's important that you become a savvy health-care buyer — and even be able to haggle if you have to. John Santa, an internist and the director of the Consumer Reports Health Ratings Center, offers advice for three possible scenarios. … Read more on Washington Post
Walmart may consider new services for in-store clinics
Filed under: consumer reports health insurance
Walmart's strategy was spelled out in a confidential, 14-page document sent to health care vendors and made public Wednesday as part of a National Public Radio report. The document said the company “intends to build a national, integrated, … Read more on TheNewsTribune.com
More States Limiting Medicaid Hospital Stays
More states limiting Medicaid hospital stays
Filed under: health insurance faq
By Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News A growing number of states are sharply limiting hospital stays under Medicaid to as few as 10 days a year to control rising costs of the health insurance program for the poor and disabled. … Read more on USA Today
Insurance Types And Companies FAQ
Filed under: health insurance faq
Health insurance that protects both you and your family is a must. You are constantly at risk of an unforeseen accident or illness, so don't take chances. Medical bills are expensive and can put you in debt for many years. … Read more on Eva-News
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5 Ways to Haggle Down Big Medical Bills
5 ways to haggle down big medical bills
Filed under: hospital billing errors
By KRISTEN GERENCHER – MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO — If you're struggling with health-care costs in general or a specific medical or hospital bill, consider talking with an often-overlooked potential ally: your doctor. More doctors will be open to … Read more on The State
Medicaid claims audits to begin in January
Filed under: hospital billing errors
The AAFP also would like an explanation of the types of claims or billing situations that would attract a Medicaid RAC review, so that family physicians could avoid errors that trigger unnecessary audits. The final rule did not answer some bigger … Read more on American Medical News
My father the pharmacist vs. a gigantic pill-packing machine.
Filed under: hospital billing errors
For instance, one major source of errors in hospitals is the improper use of anti-coagulants. In some patients, these drugs can cause major bleeding. "You get a lot of older people that come in and the doctor will put them on anti-coagulants without … Read more on Slate Magazine
Is Health Care Billing a Fraud?
My wife’s HMO just sent us a summary statement of medical care bills and payments for all of 2008.
You tell me — doesn’t this amount to grand fraud?
1. total charges [excluding double billing caused by HMO delaying for months] 33,343.80
2. Allowed by contract [also includes 437.37 that hasn't yet been been ruled as allowed or denied] 8312.78
In other words, the amounts “billed” by the hospitals, lab operations, physicians, clinics, radiologists, etc. were FOUR times the amounts they’d actually agreed to accept as full payment from the HMO.
Now, if you didn’t have an insurance company bargaining for you, the hospitals, et al, would be trying to collect FOUR times as much from you as they really expect to get, and really “should” get.
FOUR FREAKING TIMES AS MUCH !!
















































