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Would the clinic I normally receive treatment from know my insurance is expired at my next visit if my card has no expiration date?


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Anonymous #
4 months ago (2 minutes after post)

At the time they may not notice, but when they try to bill the company and it doesn’t go through, they will probably send you a bill. So you will probably be stuck with it.

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Anonymous #
4 months ago (3 minutes after post)

The bill in itself isn’t a big deal but receiving the initial treatment is. I was hoping that someone who has tried this would be able to answer.

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Anonymous #
4 months ago (7 minutes after post)

so then maybe pretend you don’t know its expired…

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whyn offline Unverified User #
An Unknown Location | 4 months ago (1 hour, 15 minutes after post)

they wont know unless they’ve billed your insurance before and they sent them that information, but I highly doubt it. Your best bet is to goto a free clinic. There is no need to scam anybody if you do not intend to pay. Be honest and you’ll be just fine.

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Anonymous #
4 months ago (1 hour, 23 minutes after post)

I can’t ignore sound advice, thanks whyn I will have to do just that.

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