Baylor Centralized Business Services Baylor doesn't honor Insurance claims, payments, or conditions Dallas Texas

I have and had insurance.  It just isn't honored.

On March 13 2013 I had Tricare insurance (government) and Car insurance.  GEICO (Car) paid $2500 personal injury and my personal insurance covered everything by my $25 per day or $30 whichever is more.  However the Government insurance as a matter of practice uses all other insurance to pay for the costs first then pays whatever is left.  However, with all insurance companies, they allow only a fraction of what is charged and the Medical officials/hospital/doctor must comply as a cost of doing business and the reward is a mass amount of business because it is the government.  I have used Prespyterian Hospital in Greenvill many times with my family and myself over the last 14 years and a number of hospitals while in the USAF and civilian.  Never have I had this type of behavior.  Normally TRICARE will send a letter and the hospital complies, but this time two letters were not enough.  Today, I spoke to a supervisor with some understanding and may get resolution. When I had a double bypass for heart in 1998 for well over a hundred thousand dollar bill I paid approx 200-500 for everything that included several days in the ICU and hospital.  I had insurance, I have insurance, but I must still pay the full amount with insurance?  I don't think that is right.

I am not so sure I understood the report exactly. Your report looks like a direct translation from another language. Here is my current understanding of your report.

1)You had a car accident on the 13th of March 2013.
2)You did not have a health insurance at the time you had the accident, so you went to Baylor and applied for an insurance? Or you already had a health insurance (Tricare Prime)? If so, why would you need Baylor? What was it for?
3)What is the total cost of you being hospitalized?
4)What do you mean by "Government saw Baylor payment, the excess money was taken back by the judge order"? Which government agency?
5)What is the "excess" amount? From what? In other words, who pay to who? And what are reasons for the payment?
6)What was the "problem" you were trying to resolve? What "department" you are talking about?
7)9 months later, you were talking to "skelaton" crew, what is this "skelaton crew" for?

Anyway, you at least need the record of what happened at the hospital (billing record). You also need what being paid and what not from all sources (hospital, your insurance companies, etc). BBB is not a mediator but a supposed to be "not-for-profit" organization (but I don't believe they are non-profit). Therefore, working with BBB won't help you solve the problem. You need to directly involve with all parties that involved in your car accident.