What to do if my employer sent me certificate of creditable coverage end with the end date different than my insurer?
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What to do if my employer sent me certificate of creditable coverage end with the end date different than my insurer?
My son was injured and had surgery on Sept 13. The certificate mailed to me by my employer is what I sent to the new insurance plan, which made his new coverage start Oct.1. Could my previous employer be made to pay these bills due to their mistake that the HR department.
Asked on October 9, 2013 under Insurance Law, Alabama
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Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
Based upon what you have written about there clearly is an issue concerning the health insurance for your son via work. I suggest that you consult durther with your company's human resources department to resolve the matter and if not resolved to your satisfaction then you need to consult with an attorney practicing in the area of insurance law. To find one in your locality, look on attorneypages.com.
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