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Judgment was made against me for a medical bill. Insurance paid amount allowed in contract. what to do? |
When I went to court i signed a payment agreement they said their was no other way. However, the insurance says that they cannot get more than the allowable amt under contract and that I owe nothing. They also mentioned this to the lawyer for the anesthesia co. Now I don't know what to do. They still want payment and are seeking it from me even after insurance informed lawyer of contract agreement with his client. Did you have an attorney? If not get one now. If you agreed to pay more, and the medical contract that your insurance company has with the providers says they can only get X amount, then you need an attorney to sort it out. You sound like you have been had. |
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