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Claim status, and why payment is taking 17 days
1:59Read the transcript
Thanks for calling Acuity Group Triad Benefits on a recorded line. This is Aiden. Are you calling on behalf of a provider?
Hi, Aiden. Yeah, I’m calling on behalf of Dr. Fitzgerald’s office regarding a claim.
Could I get a member ID or claim number first?
Yeah, 0-2-1-1-9-P-2-4-1-1-3.
Okay, then service date?
It is July 22nd, 2026.
Got it. And billed amount?
$5,289.89.
One moment while I look into that. The claim was received August 13th, 2026, and is currently in the payment processing stage. Is there any other information you need?
Yeah, could I speak to a representative?
What additional information do you need?
I just want to know why it’s taken so long.
Because this is a self-funded plan, claims can take up to 60 business days from the day they are received. It has been 17 business days.
Okay. Do you have, like, how much is going to be paid?
The set-to-pay amount is $2,212.80.
Okay, and then is there any patient responsibility?
There is no copay or deductible amount for this claim.
Okay.
Is there anything else I can help with today?
What was your name again?
My name is Aiden.
Okay, and do you have a call reference number, Aiden?
The call reference number is EHVA0326.
Okay, I think that’ll do it. Thank you, Aiden. Have a great day.
Thank you for your call. Have a great day.
Eligibility, copay, deductible and out-of-pocket in one call
1:35Read the transcript
Thanks for calling Acuity Group Triad Benefits on a recorded line. This is Ash. Are you calling on behalf of a provider?
Yes, I am.
What are you calling about today?
I need to check eligibility for a subscriber.
Okay, patient’s first and last name?
Yep, the patient is Bart Simpson.
Got it. And member ID?
Member ID is 0-0-0-9-9-X as in X-ray, 9-9-9-9-9.
And date of birth?
It’s going to be April 1st, 1990.
One moment while I look into that. The patient has active coverage starting January 1st, 2025. What coverage details can I help with?
Do they have a copay or anything for specialist visits?
For in-network specialist office visits there is a $100 copay per visit, then the plan pays 100%. Do you need any other information?
And then have they met anything toward their deductible or out-of-pocket maxes?
The patient has not met their deductible, with $500 met toward a limit of $7,350. They have also not met their out-of-pocket maximum, with $750 met toward a limit of $7,350. Do you need any other information?
No, I believe that’s it. Thank you very much.
Thank you for your call. Have a great day.
Specialist visit with the out-of-pocket maximum already met
1:27Read the transcript
Thanks for calling Acuity Group Triad Benefits on a recorded line. This is Ash. Are you calling on behalf of a provider?
Yes, I am.
What are you calling about today?
Uh, I need to check eligibility for a subscriber.
Okay, patient’s first and last name?
Yeah, uh, it is Olivia Posotec.
Got it. And member ID?
0-2-1-1-9-P-2-4-1-1-3.
And date of birth?
Uh, March 19th, 2013.
One moment while I look into that. The patient has active coverage starting April 1st, 2025. What coverage details can I help with?
Yeah, I have her scheduled for a specialist visit, and I just need to know if I need to bill anything to them or if it’s all covered by insurance.
Let me check on that. Since the out-of-pocket maximum has been met, the plan covers 100% of covered services. Do you need any other information?
Okay, so she has coverage for specialist visits, and out-of-pocket’s been met, so we’re all good?
That is correct. Do you need any other information?
No, I believe that is it.
Thank you for your call. Have a great day.
A 52-second eligibility verification
0:52Read the transcript
Thanks for calling Acuity Group Triad Benefits on a recorded line. This is Aiden. Are you calling on behalf of a provider?
Yes.
Okay. Are you calling about claims or eligibility?
Eligibility.
Okay. Can I get the patient’s first and last name?
First name is [redacted], last name is [redacted].
Got it. And member ID?
… 0, 5, 8, 0.
Okay. And date of birth?
… 2011.
The patient has active coverage starting January 1, 2025. Is there specific information or coverage you needed?
No, thank you. That’s what I needed. Bye-bye.
Thank you for your call. Have a great day.
A full health risk assessment, completed in one call
6:33Read the transcript
Hello?
Hello, may I speak to John Doe?
Yeah. Speaking.
Hi John, I’m Preston calling from Health America, your health insurance provided through your employer, Acme Tool Company. We’re conducting a brief health assessment to identify any services or support you may need. This is not a sales call and will not change your coverage. May I continue?
Yeah. Sure.
Alright. Before we begin, are you somewhere you can speak privately?
Yes.
Okay. Please state your full name.
John Doe.
Sure. What is your date of birth?
January first, nineteen eighty.
Got it. What is your member identification number? It is usually located on the front of your insurance card.
One two three four five, the letter Z like zebra, five four three two one.
Alright, thank you. Please confirm your current ZIP code.
Zero zero six four six.
Okay. What is the best telephone number to reach you?
Three one zero, five five five, one two one two.
Sure. What is your preferred language for healthcare communications?
English.
Alright. Are you completing this assessment for yourself?
Yes.
Okay. Do you consent to completing this health assessment and allowing the information to be shared with the health plan’s care-management team?
Yep.
Alright. Before continuing, are you experiencing a medical emergency or symptoms requiring immediate attention?
No.
Okay. How would you rate your overall health: excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?
Very good.
That’s great to hear. Uh, what is your biggest health concern right now?
Uh, I don’t really have any. I have a herniated disc in my back.
I see. Has your health become better, worse, or remained about the same during the past year?
It’s the same.
Alright. Have you been diagnosed with any ongoing conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, asthma, COPD, kidney disease, or cancer?
No.
Okay. Have you visited an emergency room during the past 12 months?
No.
Sure. Have you stayed overnight in a hospital or rehabilitation facility during the past 12 months?
No.
Alright. Are you currently experiencing any new or worsening symptoms?
No.
Okay. Do you have ongoing pain that interferes with your daily activities?
Just in my back.
I understand. Do you have a primary-care provider whom you regularly see?
Yeah.
Alright. When was your most recent appointment with that provider?
Like, maybe six months ago.
Okay. Do you regularly see any specialists?
No.
Sure. Are you currently taking any prescription medications?
TRT only.
Alright. Do you take your medications as prescribed?
Yes.
Okay. Do you have difficulty obtaining, affording, understanding, or managing your medications?
No.
Alright. Have you experienced any medication side effects?
No.
Okay. Do you need assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, using the restroom, or moving around your home?
No.
Alright. Do you need assistance preparing meals, shopping, managing medications, or attending appointments?
No.
Sure. Do you use a cane, walker, wheelchair, oxygen, or other medical equipment?
No.
Alright. Have you fallen during the past 12 months?
No.
Okay. Are you worried about falling?
No. Not at all.
Alright. During the past two weeks, have you often felt depressed, hopeless, anxious, lonely, or unusually stressed?
No.
Okay. Have these feelings interfered with your sleep or daily activities?
No.
Alright. Are you currently receiving mental-health or substance-use treatment?
No.
Sure. Have you recently had thoughts of harming yourself or someone else?
No.
Alright. Do you have reliable transportation to medical appointments and the pharmacy?
Yes.
Okay. During the past year, have you worried about running out of food?
No.
Alright. Is your current housing stable and safe?
Yes.
Sure. Do you have difficulty paying for medications, healthcare, utilities, food, or other necessities?
No.
Alright. Do you have someone who can help you if you become sick?
Yes.
Okay. What healthcare service, equipment, or assistance do you currently need but are not receiving?
None.
Alright. What health goal would you most like to work on?
I don’t really have any.
Okay. Uh, would you like a nurse, pharmacist, social worker, or care coordinator to contact you?
No.
Alright. Is there anything else affecting your health that we haven’t discussed?
No.
Okay. Last question. May we leave a voicemail if we’re unable to reach you?
Yeah. Of course.
Alright. To summarize, you’re in very good health overall, with your only current concern being a herniated disc in your back that causes some pain. You aren’t requesting any additional services or follow-up calls at this time. Does that sound accurate?
Yep.
Thank you for your time today, John. Have a great day!
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