Medical Claim

Type your address and telephone number, flush left on the top of the page. It is not necessary to include your name or title here, it will be included in the closing.

Type the date, in the format: month, day, and year on one line below your address and telephone number, flush left. 

Type the name of the recipient's, include the title, and address one line, flush left. Whenever possible, address the letter to a specific individual. 

Type the recipient's personal title and full name in the salutation, one line after the recipient's address, flush left, followed by a colon. Leave one line blank after the salutation. Hereby a suggestion: use the recipient's full name unless you usually refer to the individual by a first name. 

In the first paragraph of the letter's body, you state the purpose of the letter. In the paragraphs following, you can use examples to support your main argument. In the final paragraph, you need to summarize the purpose of your letter again and suggest a suitable course of action to follow. Do not indent the paragraphs. But instead, leave an empty line between each paragraph.

Close the letter without indentation, leaving three or four lines for your signature between the closing and your typed name and title. 

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MEDICAL GROUP OR IPA LETTERHEAD or MG/IPA Name Commercial Member ER Claim Denial Letter Date Member Name Member Number: Member Number Address Provider: Provider of Service City, State, Zip Date of Service: Date of Service Amount Denied: Amount Denied Dear member name : We have received your claim regarding the above referenced provider.. An emergency medical condition is a condition that manifests itself by acute symptoms of sufficient severity (including severe pain) such that the absence of immediate medical attention could reasonably be expected to result in any of the following: (1) placing your health as the patient in serious jeopardy (2) serious impairment to your bodily functions or (3) serious dysfunction to any of your bodily organs or parts..