What rights do individuals have if they disagree with a decision on the amount Medicare will pay?
A. They can change Medicare carriers.
B. They can ask the Medicare carrier to review the decision.
C. They can request a second opinion by the state medical examiner.
D. They can terminate making premium payments until the claim is resolved.
Answer (2)
Individuals who disagree with a Medicare payment decision can request a review from their Medicare carrier. Changing carriers or seeking a second opinion is not a direct solution for payment disputes. It's also important not to stop premium payments during the review process.
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Individuals who disagree with Medicare's payment decision can request a review from their carrier. Changing carriers or seeking a second opinion is less relevant to resolving payment disputes. It's important not to terminate premium payments while a claim is being reviewed. ;
