I changed my plan during Open Enrollment and now I can't see my regular specialist. Isn't this what the whole review period is supposed to prevent?
Answered by 5 licensed agents
Answered by Bruce Kern on April 1, 2025
Broker Licensed in NJ, AZ, CO & 13 other states
WHO changed your plan? You? Or did an agent assist?
I'm not sure what you are referring to as a "review period." Are you talking about the Jan/Feb/Mar enrollment window?
Without some clarification, I'm afraid I can't help more than asking more questions back.
Answered by Frank Adkisson on April 1, 2025
Broker Licensed in NE, AR, AZ & 13 other states
Answered by Steve Brauer on April 8, 2025
Broker Licensed in AZ & CA
I'm assuming you gave the person that you were speaking with about your healthcare information on your specialist's. And this person said "they are in network". And off you go completing the application thinking that everything is perfect and then when you go to the doctor's office you show on the card, and unfortunately they do not accept it.
What do you do? You can get that person on the phone to see if they can help you, you can try the insurance company to see if they can help you, or you can pick any of the five+ brokers who have answered your question.
You have an answer faster with the 5 plus brokers then with your insurance company, and then on top of trying to get a hold of that guy that signed you up back in AEP.
Answered by Robert Simm on April 9, 2025
Broker Licensed in NC, AL, AR & 14 other states
Answered by Ellen Diehl on April 5, 2025
Broker Licensed in GA
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