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HR People and Insurance People-Long
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KateDevine
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HR People and Insurance People-Long
I have posted about my horrible old job before. They ended up firing me while I was using my accurred sick and vacation time as the start of my maternity leave. I have no legal recourse regarding the maternity leave as I was not eligible for FMLA as there are only six employees and I wasn't on disability yet.
My boss told me that I would get two weeks severence pay and that I would receieve it on April 30th, 2007, after that I could file for unemployment, and as of April 30th my health insurance would be terminated. I have this all saved in my email.
My son was born on April 26th (a week early due to high blood pressure caused by stress according to my dr).
Yesterday I got a bill in the mail for my doctor's portion of my delivery (over $4k ) and the statement said it was denied because I was not an active member at that time! Luckily, I also am covered under DH's insurance and my dr takes it, BUT I'd like to try to fight this since I was supposed to still be covered and they lied and cancelled me.
What do I do?
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Posted 5/15/07 10:12 AM |
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Re: HR People and Insurance People-Long
Send your employer a copy of the bill & a copy of the email indicating you are insured. Tell them to take care of it otherwise you will be forced to seek legal action.
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Posted 5/15/07 10:16 AM |
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baghag
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Re: HR People and Insurance People-Long
Posted by nrthshgrl
Send your employer a copy of the bill & a copy of the email indicating you are insured. Tell them to take care of it otherwise you will be forced to seek legal action.
Send it certified mail, return recepit requested, so they can't lie and say they didn't receieve it.
Good luck!
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Posted 5/15/07 10:34 AM |
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