State agency opens call center for COVID-19 insurance issues
Santa Fe New Mexican, The (NM)
May 18--The state Office of the Superintendent of Insurance launched a toll-free call center May 1 to field questions about health insurance coverage related to COVID-19.
The call center is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and can be reached at 833-415-0566.
The call center will field calls on resolving grievances associated with premium payments, termination of coverage, claims, benefits denials and surprise billing related to COVID-19. Callers can also ask about how to obtain health insurance and how to appeal an insurance decision.
"We thought it would be an advantage to the consumer community to have a number they can call with complaints or questions -- whether about lost health insurance coverage or being illegally charged for COVID-19 testing or care," Superintendent of Insurance Russell Toal said in a news release.
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