If your insurer refuses to pay for a treatment or procedure that you believe should be covered, use our guide to appeal.

Don’t rush to pay out of pocket if your health insurance denies a test, treatment, or medication your doctor says you need.

Consumer Reports says it's easier to appeal a denial than you might think. First, call your insurance company because sometimes ... "Ask your doctor to help write a letter explaining the ...

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If your health insurance denies a test, treatment or medication your doctor says you need, don't rush to pay out of pocket.

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So we insure our home. When an event happens, the insurance company, in essence, loses the bet. If no events happen, the insurance companies win and enjoy many years of premium payments.