Haywood medical providers saw uptick during Mission dispute with BlueCross
For the past two months, patients with BlueCross insurance couldn't go to Mission facilities unless they were willing to pay the higher cost of out-of-network rates.
Meanwhile, medical providers in
"We did receive many people transferring over to
Neither Mission nor BlueCross are talking about the settlement they reached beyond a simple joint statement.
"Both parties are pleased to reach agreement on the mutual goal of ensuring that the people of
It isn't known which party was victorious or came out with the upper hand.
"Details of the contract are confidential therefore we will not be sharing additional details other than what we have shared in our joint statement and our FAQ's," Mission officials replied when asked about the resolution.
Mission claimed it wasn't being reimbursed fairly by BlueCross, while BlueCross claimed Mission should cut costs. During the two-month contract lapse, an exception was made for patients with ongoing care at Mission, for emergency room visits and for specialized care not available at any other medical facility in the region.
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