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Old Mar 31, 2022, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by justbreathe1994 View Post
I hear that, but I don’t think it was your responsibility to know what your copays are. When therapists decide to take insurance, they are responsible for verifying that information (that’s one of the reasons many therapists don’t want to take insurance in the first place - along with having to wait for insurances to reimburse them). It sounds like the financial aspect of her business has become a bit disorganized IMO, but that’s not on you. Also, I mean no offense to your T - I know the relationship means a lot to you.
The thing is, insurance companies are pretty uncooperative and unhelpful in getting this information. Therapists usually can't be 100% sure of the copay until they've filed the first claim and it's been processed. If only it were as straightforward as just verifying coverage.
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