Well, a lot of the early failures in the first 2 years of the MNsure system were reportedly failures to communicate effectively with the insurance companies that were supposed to be insuring people. This resulted in a lot of people being told by the MNsure system that they were insured, but they really weren't. I think most of those issues were corrected, but HP must have gotten the idea that you were on Medicaid from somewhere.
In any case, I hope it is cleared up quickly.
So far the only problem we've had with the HP Medicare plan is that it takes 3-4 months at the beginning of each calendar year for ParkNic to figure out that we owe co-pays. This results in being unable to pay them money we are pretty sure that we owe until all of a sudden we get a bill for everything in May that is already flagged as "past due." However, it doesn't seem to be "past due" enough to incur any extra fees or warnings, so no harm done. And this being the 2nd hip surgery, I knew there was a $400 copay so it wasn't a horrible shock.
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In any case, I hope it is cleared up quickly.
So far the only problem we've had with the HP Medicare plan is that it takes 3-4 months at the beginning of each calendar year for ParkNic to figure out that we owe co-pays. This results in being unable to pay them money we are pretty sure that we owe until all of a sudden we get a bill for everything in May that is already flagged as "past due." However, it doesn't seem to be "past due" enough to incur any extra fees or warnings, so no harm done. And this being the 2nd hip surgery, I knew there was a $400 copay so it wasn't a horrible shock.