Bills for Emergency Services. If you receive a bill from a hospital, physician or ancillary provider for emergency Services that were provided to you, simply mail a copy of the bill to us with your medical record number written on it. Your medical record number can be found on the front of your Xxxxxx Permanente identification card. Please mail your proof to us within one (1) year at the following address: Xxxxxx Permanente National Claims Administration - Mid-Atlantic States PO Box 371860 Denver, CO 80237-9998
Bills for Emergency Services. If you receive a bill from a hospital, physician or ancillary provider for emergency Services that were provided to you, simply mail a copy of the bill to us with your medical record number written on it. Your medical record number can be found on the front of your Xxxxxx Permanente identification card. Please mail your proof to us within one (1) year at the following address: Xxxxxx Permanente National Claims Administration - Mid-Atlantic States PO Box 371860 Denver, CO 80237-9998 For more information on the payment or reimbursement of covered services and how to file a claim, see Filing for Payment or Reimbursement of a Covered Service or Post-Service Claim in Section 5: Filing Claims, Appeals and Grievances. Urgent Care Services are Services required as the result of a sudden illness or injury, which requires prompt attention, but are not of an emergent nature. All Primary Care Plan Physicians are on-call 24/7. When a situation is not an emergency, but requires prompt attention for symptoms such as a sudden rash, high fever, severe vomiting, ear infection or sprain, please call your Primary Care Plan Physician as instructed under Making and Cancelling Appointments and Who to Contact at the beginning of this section.
Bills for Emergency Services. You should not receive a bill for Emergency Services directly from a Plan Provider or non-Plan Provider when the federal No Surprises Act applies. When you receive a bill from a hospital, physician or ancillary provider for Emergency Services that were provided to you, you should either:
Bills for Emergency Services. If you receive a bill from a hospital, physician or ancillary provider for emergency Services that were provided to you, simply mail or fax a proof of payment and a copy of the bill to us with your medical record number written on it. Your medical record number can be found on the front of your Xxxxxx Permanente identification card. Please mail or fax your proof to us within one (1) year at the following address: Xxxxxx Permanente National Claims Administration - Mid-Atlantic States PO Box 371860 Denver, CO 00000-0000 Fax: 0-000-000-0000 For more information on the payment or reimbursement of covered services and how to file a claim, see Section 5: Health Care Service Review, Appeals and Grievances. Urgent Care Services are Services required as the result of a sudden illness or injury, which requires prompt attention, but are not of an emergent nature. All Primary Care Plan Physicians are on-call 24/7. When a situation is not an emergency, but requires prompt attention for symptoms such as a sudden rash, high fever, severe vomiting, ear infection or sprain, please call your Primary Care Plan Physician as instructed under Making and Cancelling Appointments and Who to Contact, which is located at the beginning of this section.
