Pat ElliottExpertHERWriterGuideBlogger(reply to Anonymous)
pgkgcu - Yes, it is frustrating. Most physicians don't have the time or resources to go through insurance plans and match patients with the plans. I'm not familiar with those physicians. I suggest that you Google their names and most likely you will find either hospitals or other resources that they are listed with which include their credentials and background. If that doesn't work you can contact their offices for information. You could do the same thing with any of the physicians that are listed in your plan to learn more about them. Your plan, in fact, may have a member website that includes this information.
May I also make a suggestion - your user id on this site has an email address and if that's a personal email address I would change the user name. There are, unfortunately, people who troll the web for such information and use it for inappropriate purposes.
Hope this helps, and please stay in touch. Best, Pat
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pgkgcu - Yes, it is frustrating. Most physicians don't have the time or resources to go through insurance plans and match patients with the plans. I'm not familiar with those physicians. I suggest that you Google their names and most likely you will find either hospitals or other resources that they are listed with which include their credentials and background. If that doesn't work you can contact their offices for information. You could do the same thing with any of the physicians that are listed in your plan to learn more about them. Your plan, in fact, may have a member website that includes this information.
May I also make a suggestion - your user id on this site has an email address and if that's a personal email address I would change the user name. There are, unfortunately, people who troll the web for such information and use it for inappropriate purposes.
Hope this helps, and please stay in touch. Best, Pat
March 2, 2010 - 5:57pmThis Comment
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