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Date Posted: Wed, Nov 13 2002, 7:43:22
Author: John Angell
Subject: A question re patient insurance coverage

We are seeing an increase in the following type of plans – “$500 deductible, 10 adjustments maximum per year” – Not 10 visits after the deductible has been meet – but 10 visits – period!

These types of plans apparently meet the “All-providers” law by providing coverage. However, if the deductible has not been met, but the time they meet their deductible, they have used their 10 visits, and therefore have no more coverage.

Here is my question – have other offices noticed an increase in this kind of coverage?

What can be done about it? – From our perspective – not much!

Comments are welcomed and encouraged!

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