Reducing Your Medical Bills
This interview focuses on ways to reduce medical bills, as discussed in Adria Gross’s book. Edison Guzman introduces the topic, emphasizing its relevance given the new administration and potential changes in healthcare policies. Adria Gross, as an expert in medical insurance advocacy, shares her insights on various strategies to lower medical expenses. https://vimeo.com/1052369878?share=copy#t=0 Medical Billing […]
The Power of Price Transparency – Taking Control of Your Healthcare Costs
Healthcare costs can be unpredictable and often feel opaque. You might know you need a procedure, but have no idea what it will actually cost until you receive a surprise bill weeks later. This lack of price transparency has left many patients feeling helpless. However, the landscape is changing. Increased awareness and new regulations are […]
Using a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Healthcare expenses can be a significant burden, but there are tools available to help you manage these costs effectively. Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) are tax-advantaged savings accounts that allow you to set aside money for qualified medical expenses. At Medwise Insurance Advocacy, we understand the importance of maximizing your healthcare […]
$85,000 Childbirth Bill Reduced to $5,000
A recent client of mine gave birth to her child, which initially cost her $85,000. This was a premature baby, and the hospitals and doctors were taking advantage of her situation. The family was paying $25 a month, and when I was able to prove that she would never be able to pay that $85,000, […]
Reducing Your Medical Bills
This interview focuses on ways to reduce medical bills, as discussed in Adria Gross’s book. Edison Guzman introduces the topic, emphasizing its relevance given the new administration and potential changes in healthcare policies. Adria Gross, as an expert in medical insurance advocacy, shares her insights on various strategies to lower medical expenses. https://vimeo.com/1052369878?share=copy#t=0 Medical Billing […]
Decoding Your EOB (Explanation of Benefits)
At Medwise Insurance Advocacy, we understand that navigating the world of medical bills and insurance can be overwhelming. One of the most confusing, yet essential, documents you’ll encounter is the Explanation of Benefits (EOB). It’s not a bill itself, but rather a breakdown of how your insurance company processed a claim. Think of it as […]
Why Medical Insurance Companies Deny Claims
In this insightful interview, Edison Guzman speaks with Adria Gross, founder of Medwise Insurance Advocacy, about the challenges and solutions surrounding denied medical claims. Adria shares her expertise as a former insurance claims processor who now helps individuals fight back against unjust claim denials. The discussion begins with common reasons for claim denials, including procedural errors, […]
Tips for Reversing Health Insurance Claims Denials
By Heather Sullivan – Published December 9, 2024 10:27am CST – Sullivan’s Smart Sense FOX 26 Houston The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the suspicion that it may have been over insurance claim denials, is shining a new spotlight on the issue. There’s no way to know what percentage of health insurance claims are denied, as carriers are not […]
Mental Health Facility Coverage Denied
You know, I have seen so many denials for mental health. Very often, someone is unable to receive 24-hour facility coverage, and sometimes even when it comes to outpatient therapy, some insurance companies refuse to cover the services. If you are in that position, please call me, and let’s try to get those claims paid. I’ll […]
140 Mile and Hour Car Crash Turns into Thousands in Denied Medical Bills
You know, I’ll tell you, chapter 12 in my book, Apparently Different, speaks about an individual who was in a 140-mile-per-hour car crash. He was going 140 miles an hour. And let me just tell you, I hope that you always try to be a good driver and never drink or use drugs while driving. […]