Supplemental Health Insurance and Cancer Policy Fraud

Supplemental insurance policies, including cancer policies, are intended to supplement a consumer's primary health insurance policy. They pay the patient directly for certain items and are not intended to pay the doctor or hospital. These supplemental insurance policies may pay a certain amount for medical tests or procedures or a daily hospital indemnity which provides a set amount to the insured for each day the patient is hospitalized. These policies, as well as other types of insurance policies, were designed to help the consumer pay other bills which might result from sickness or hospitalization. Sometimes these polices will also provide benefits for medical diagnostic, outpatient expenses, or chemotherapy or radiation treatments.

Due to allegations that some insurance companies are engaging in the unfair payments of claims under supplemental health insurance policies, our attorneysare offering a free case reviewto all consumers who suspect they have received improper payment for claims submitted under these policies. All of the policies being investigated by our attorneys provide for payment to the insured of the "usual, customary, and reasonable charges" or the "actual charges" for the covered service. If you have received reduced benefits when submitting a claim under a supplemental insurance policy, such as a cancer policy, do not hesitate to contact us by completing the form on the right to find out if you can participate in a cancer policy class action lawsuitseeking financial compensation.