3 Ways Your Health Insurance Company Is Scamming You
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3 Ways Your Health Insurance Company Might Be Scamming You
As more consumers purchase health insurance plans, the number of scam health insurance providers is on the rise. These deceitful companies often target new retirees, the elderly, and small-business owners who can't negotiate better rates with legitimate insurers. It's crucial to be vigilant before investing in any health policy. Here are three common scams to watch out for.
1. Non-payment of Claims
Fraudulent health insurance agents often attract large numbers of customers quickly with enticing deals. While they might pay small premiums or medical claims initially, these companies often disappear when faced with substantial claims or if regulators catch onto them. Watch for delayed payments or constant excuses for payment failures. If you unknowingly sign up for these illegal plans, you could end up responsible for your medical bills and possibly those of your employees.
2. Unlicensed Health Plans
Buying a health care policy from a company not licensed by the State Insurance Commissioner can spell trouble. Without the protections of insurance regulation, such providers may be fraudulent. If your insurance agent attempts to sell you an unlicensed plan, or misrepresents a legitimate ERISA or union plan, report them to your state insurance department immediately.
3. Unusual Coverage at Low Rates
If you receive an offer for unusual coverage regardless of your health condition at much lower rates than typical insurers, proceed with caution. These offers, meant to appear too good to be true, often are. Scammers aim to collect as much money as possible by selling numerous policies at attractive prices. Don’t fall for these enticing deals, as they often lead to significant financial losses.
In conclusion, safeguarding yourself against scam insurance providers involves staying informed and cautious. Always verify the legitimacy of an insurance company before purchasing a policy to ensure you're not falling victim to these common scams.
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