What do you do if you get paperwork in the mail saying you requested to cancel your own policy... but you never did?

A denial doesn’t mean you should immediately pay out of pocket, or skip the care you need. Here's what you can do.

If you need treatment right away, make sure you request an expedited review. And, if you get a letter that the insurer is STILL choosing to deny the claim, both Medicare and the private insurance are ...

If your health insurance denies a test, treatment or medication your doctor says you need, don't rush to pay out of pocket.

Start by checking both the letter from the insurance company denying your claim and ... Insurance companies are required to send you a claim file within 30 days after you request it. Your claims file ...

A letter of experience is a document ... CLUE reports typically contain up to seven years of claims history for auto and home insurance policies. Requesting a copy of your CLUE report won ...

If your health insurance denies a test, a treatment, or a medication your doctor says you need, don’t rush to pay out of pocket. You do have a guaranteed right to appeal that decision— and the good ...

If you need treatment right away, make sure you request an expedited review. And, if you get a letter that the insurer is STILL choosing to deny the claim, both Medicare and the private insurance ...

If you need treatment right away, make sure you request an expedited review. If you get a letter that the insurer is still choosing to deny the claim, both Medicare and the private insurance are ...

As a retired claims officer of a major casualty and surety insurance company, I found “Denying denials” (Reading Eagle, March 28) interesting and reminiscent of my insurance industry experience.