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25-11-2016 9:21am

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stainluss

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Delete, thanks

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#2 25-11-2016 4:46pm

Carawaystick

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I don't think ins companies get a copy of your records.

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#3 25-11-2016 10:19pm

antoinolachtnai

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health insurers have basicallynothing to do with and no interest in your medical records.

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#4 26-11-2016 1:28pm

homer911

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antoinolachtnai wrote: »

health insurers have basically nothing to do with and no interest in your medical records.

Not true. If a medial insurer believes they are being over charged by the provider, then can request a copy of your medial records in support of the claim

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