LTD denial
While I have been in recovery dealing with several side effects of cancer treatment, after two and a half months my LTD benefits were suddenly terminated by The Standard. Unfortunately, I gave The Standard permission to obtain my oncologist chart notes, which resulted in The Standard taking the notes out of context, misinterpreting them, and using them to justify the cancellation of my claim. I would definitely like to appeal the Standard insurance company's decision on my claim.
Please provide any suggestions or advice how to approach my appeal?
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You've come to right place .. for information and support
I unfortunely can't help you with insurance information, as I have newly been dignosised with breast cancefr. However, I will offer you good thoughts and prayer.
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Hi and welcome. I hope youVickiSam said:You've come to right place .. for information and support
I unfortunely can't help you with insurance information, as I have newly been dignosised with breast cancefr. However, I will offer you good thoughts and prayer.
A few bc sisters will post, vaulable information.
Hi and welcome. I hope you get everything fixed with your insurance company.
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You definatly need to file
You definatly need to file an appeal. I am so sick of these insurance companies making it almost impossible to get the proper care, meds or in your case your pay that you deserve. I would contact someone in your human resources dept and ask them how you go about an appeal or maybe contact a legal aid and maybe they could give you some free advice. I hope it works out for you. Heck, maybe someone at ACS would know what you could do. They do have alot of services for us. Good luck.
laura0 -
LTD denaillolad said:You definatly need to file
You definatly need to file an appeal. I am so sick of these insurance companies making it almost impossible to get the proper care, meds or in your case your pay that you deserve. I would contact someone in your human resources dept and ask them how you go about an appeal or maybe contact a legal aid and maybe they could give you some free advice. I hope it works out for you. Heck, maybe someone at ACS would know what you could do. They do have alot of services for us. Good luck.
laura
Thank you very much for the welcome and suggestions. To contact HR is a good idea. Yes, insurance companies only want us to pay premiums. When we need benefits being paid, they cut us off. I am looking for a good legal council who is specialized in cancer patients. I was not able to find any references on ACS website. Please any ideas0
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