877-309-0731

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    John0
    This is a call from HealthCare Solutions.   They are a company that your health care provider uses to follow up on claims they have paid out on that could possibly recovered on from a third party due to a accident etc.  Our situation was that my wife had an XRAY of her wrist that had a growth on the bone.  So since they thought it was an XRAY for an accident the were following up on it.
    • Caller: HeathCare Solutions
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    Harry
    | 3 replies
    a company called healthcare solutions that is trying to get you to sue somebody else or use somebody elses insurance. they are hired by you insurance company, who you pay exorbiant fees to, so your company doesn't have to pay. only in obamacare america...just wait...more coming
    • Caller: healthcare solutions
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    NOT a worker's comp case
    I had an accident at work - it was NOT work related. I did NOT file a worker's comp claim. I DID have to see a doctor and have physical therapy, which my insurance approved and paid out on.

    Since then, I lost the job and lost the insurance. This HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS wants ME to do all the work for an investigation FOR THEM so they can recover the money spent on my rehab.

    They sent two notices by mail. I told them to do their own investigating. Now they are calling. I don't answer.
    • Caller: Healthcare Solutions
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    SueC replies to Harry
    This has nothing to do with "Obamacare" as you call it.  This has been a normal operating procedure for insurance companies for a long time.  If they can substantiate that the claim could have been paid by another insurance company (someone else's auto insurance, if you were in an accident caused by them; someone's homeowner's insurance if you were hurt on their property; workers comp; or many other situations), they will pursue the other insurance to recoup their costs.  Nothing new about it at all.  Why they're calling with an "unavailable" number is beyond me.
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    broke
    well the mega healthcare company's lawyers are at it again, they want money from me. if they want money they should sue the "other" guys insurance company.

    but here again lawyers do not sue other lawyers.

    kaiser health care company wants pocket change from me, when they are making billions of dollars each quarter.

    i could not even get a lawyer to take my case, cause i did not have a broken bone or bleeding. only bruised.
    i will have a bad back till i die...but this was not a $$$$ reason for any lawyer to take my case.

    now this mega rich company's lawyer wants me to pay them.  [***] i only got a couple bills for me. and my truck was totaled. i came out from this broke. i should have gotten in the 10's of thousands..not pocket change. i was lucky i was not killed the other guy was doing over 95 mph when he crossed the center line of the two lane back country rd. (45 mph speed limit area).

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    Reader replies to Harry
    This is not something that has not been done before, and it is part of insurance companies policies. Has nothing to do with the current president. Read up on things before posting irrelevant information.
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    Acted like a debt collector!
    I was nagged for six months by these people - all I did was fall off a horse, my horse, while on my property. I paid all my hospital bills and the Kaiser co-pay but kept getting letters then phone calls insisting I needed to "Let them know if anyone else was liable" for my injury. I called back four times and left messages with the information they wanted - the time difference meant I was getting the letters/phone messages after work my time - late evening their time.

    I finally left a message telling them I was going to complain to whomever I needed to and would raise every kind of stink if they didn't stop because the tenacity with which I was being pursued felt like I was dodging bill payment, I didn't owe anyone money and I wasn't going to sue anyone. The very next day I received a message - a woman in very terse and abrupt tones - to say they "got the message - just thought they'd let me know"
    • Caller: Healthcare Solutions
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    CalledAgain
    This is a very common insurance practice known as subrogation.  It means that your insurance company is investigating to see if someone else MIGHT be liable to pay part of the expenses of treatment.  How do I know this?  Well...I worked for an insurance company that did just this and got ot know WAY more about the process than I ever wanted to know.  AND, I've just been called at least 3 times successively by this number...for just that purpose.  

    By the by....this is NOT anything to do with Obama or the affordable care act.  This actually has more to do with the rampant deregulation of the insurance industry that was begun and has been propogated by Republican politicians.  What this means is that they can write laws and regulations that make it more difficult for YOU to collect YOUR benefits from your PRIVATE insurance.  Trust me, from the inside, I can tell you that your private health insurance company is NOT doing anything to make it easier for you to get what you've purchased from them.  They are not on your side (unless, MAYBE you are insured by one of the non-profit companies in the country), and are NOT interested in making sure that you're healthy.  Their goal is to make sure you are not a cost liability.
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    Disturbed
    These people call me EVERY day, even after I completed a survey and answered their questions.  Was in the hospital for colitis......nothing to do with an injury.  What do they want????  I called the number they left and got a message that it was a cell phone and the caller was unavailable.  Sounds sketchy to me.  I will not be returning or answering their calls.
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    Jack Smith
    I actually called THEM. They are conducting a psoriasis treatment study that I wish to participate in.
    • Caller: Healthcare Solutions
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    Wj
    Hang up. You're under no obligation to talk with these people.
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    Nando replies to Harry
    This has NOTHING  to do with obamacare. What  a dim witted unecessarily  political  statement .  Insurance companis have been trying to mitigate  their losses since before Obama was heard of.
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    Nando
    I'm  not sure what all these crazy answers are  about.  This is a company  your insurance  company hires to be sure that  they are not paying a claim that  should be covered by a different insurance   company.
    • Caller: Trover solutions  
    • Call type: Survey
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    CK
    Voicemail, she said it was calling about a SARMC debt .
    I'd very recently mailed balance due for that debt. Communication methods just crossed over one another. (I sent payment by USPO. SARMC used electronics.)
    Electronics are usually much quicker. But, when information must go pass through many hands and departments that is not always so.
    • Caller: Equian
    • Call type: Debt collector
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    Mags
    Cannot get them to STOP calling; left message that the recent claim about which they are calling was not a work related injury or accident and that I have no supplemental insurance and nobody else is responsible for paying the claim.  This company is affiliated with BCBS and one of the credit monitoring companies (Equifax? Experian?) WHATEVER! I'm now blocking their calls since they won't take my word for it.
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    Esmerelda Sandhill
    BCBS contracts with this company to try to avoid paying on a claim.  They sent me a letter directing me to a website where I could fill in information about my doctor's visit and what it was related to.  Which I did.  So I don't know why they're calling me - I'm not going to change what I told them on the online form.
    • Caller: Healthcare
    • Call type: Unwanted

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