If you’ve recently switched insurance providers and are noticing bills coming in, there could be several reasons for this. Firstly, confirm that your new insurance policy is active and effective from the intended start date, as overlapping periods or gaps in coverage can lead to unexpected charges. Review any costs incurred during the transition period, as they might not be covered if they predate your new policy. Additionally, check if the healthcare services received fall under the new insurance plan’s coverage; differences in network providers or changes in coverage terms could result in out-of-pocket expenses. Communicate with both your previous and current insurance providers to clarify any outstanding balances or claims that were not processed correctly. It’s also essential to ensure that all your healthcare providers are informed about your new insurance details to avoid billing errors due to misinformation.
Are there unexpected bills following a change in insurance?
