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After receiving medical treatment for an injury, you might receive a letter from a third-party subrogation company, such as Equian (or The Rawlings Company, Optum, First Recovery Group, etc.). They may contact you on behalf of your health insurance company.
You can also call Equian's toll-free Customer Service number and provide the information to a customer service representative on 1-888-259-6629. Customer Service hours in the U.S. are as follows: Friday 8:30 am until 7:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time.
13 Δεκ 2023 · If you receive a letter from Equian asking for details about a claim, please answer the letter right away. The information you give us can help us recover money for medical care that should have rightly been paid by someone else. You can call the number listed on the letter, or go to Equian to answer the questions.
1 Απρ 2019 · After receiving medical treatment for an injury, it’s normal to receive a letter from a third-party subrogation company, such as Equian (or The Rawlings Company, Optum, First Recovery Group, etc.), on behalf of your health insurance company. Equian (or one of these other companies) is contacting you to find out how you got hurt.
If the injury was caused by someone else, on another party’s property or in an automobile accident, Equian|Trover, Solutions, Inc. will contact the responsible party and request reimbursement to Health Advantage for the cost of the medical care provided because of the injury.
7 Δεκ 2022 · One of their branches of business includes third party subrogation. Third party subrogation is the business of recovering money on behalf of someone. In plain English, Equian is hired to obtain money for their client. Typically, a healthcare insurance provider hires Equian.
28 Ιουλ 2022 · If you receive a letter from a subrogation company (i.e. Rawlings, Optum, Meridian or Equian), you should submit that letter to your personal injury lawyer. Many times, receiving the letter indicates that: 1) someone else may be responsible for paying your medical bills, and 2) you may be entitled to additional compensation for your medical ...
