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by Bert - 04/15/2026 6:50 AM
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If we see a patient out of network, can we actually submit the claim for them --we just don't check off the items were its states we have assignment of benefits? That way they send the check to the patient.
Wayne
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You can submit a claim to an insurance that you're not in network for. I've found its 50/50 on whether they notice the accept assignment yes/no feature. We usually default everything to Y and then send the patient any credit that may come as a result of it.
Carolie J.
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Tuality Physicians, PC
A Family Practice Clinic
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