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| Forceful_Dragon 06/18/18 4:50:54 PM #12: | Peace___Frog posted... That's the only chain of events i can see causing this, but I'm no expert on the individual market. I guess there could also be some mixup if the first company is a subsidiary of the BCBS, since companies under the same umbrella are sometimes even worse at communicating than competitors. They definitely have mentioned multiple times that they are at least partially connected. So it registered with Medi-Cal when I signed up with Covered CA and it registered that I was listing a different income than I listed in 2015. . But at that point there should be some logic involved. It should have been something along the lines of: "Oh his income is too high for us, and he signed up for a plan that doesn't involve us. So we can just close our book on him" Because that would make sense given the circumstances. The only scenario in which it would require follow up would be "Okay, well his income is too high now, but he's used our service a bunch of times so we need to find out when his income changes because that could affect the amount we've paid out." But I never used their services so that's a moot point :/ --- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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