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Jimmie Said:

Where can I find a simple list of every Insurance company and their location?

We Answered:

I would think the Dept of Insurance would have that information. Each state has their own. It might take a little time to go to each website though! The companies would be listed in the state where the home office is located. Google Department of Insurance. Good luck!

Pauline Said:

What should be included in a list of uses I had for my car as requested by my insurance company?

We Answered:

driving

Brenda Said:

how do get added to an insurance company healthcare provider list?

We Answered:

You can call 1-800-647-8421 to put yourself on
healthcare provider list for My Simple Card. They
do include a category of alternative health.

Brittany Said:

How can I get my company on a insurance vendor list?

We Answered:

You should check out your local claims association. These are professional associations for insurance adjusters. Vendors are often associate members as well. There are also state associations. Get involved and get to know people.

You can also stop by your local claims offices and meet the adjusters. Call first and set up a time to drop by.
Bring documentation about your company and tell us why your company is different. What can you do for our insureds? After hours service? How fast can you get on scene? Are you able to do stick built homes and mobile homes (I have a heck of a time finding companies willing to work mobile home claims and I work a rural area...we've got a lot of mobile homes)

And if an adjuster gives you a shot on a claim....make sure you do a bang up job. Adjusters talk to each other. If you do a great job, we'll pass your name onto others. If you do a rotten job....we'll pass that on too (and we'll never use you again).

As you know, the restoration business is very competitive. Many adjusters have a couple of companies that are their "go to" guys. I have 3 main ones that I use. The most recent "go to" guy is new to the area and trying to get established. I like him because he'll tackle anything. (sewage back, mobile homes etc... the stuff the established folks would rather not do). He gets a crew on scene fast and does a very good job. And, he'll do any size job. Big....small...he does not care. The little claims get treated with the same priority and importance as the big ones. I figure, if he'll take such good care of my little claim customers....he's going to do a great job with my big claims too.

If you can get in with an adjuster, they can tell you if they have a list and who is in charge of it. It really helps to take the time to develop a relationship with the adjusters.


Some companies have a list and require adjusters to recommend a company on that list. Others, let adjusters use/recommend what ever company they want. Again, if you can develop a relationship with the front line adjusters, you will be able to find out more about how each company operates.

Myrtle Said:

I have an itemized list from my insurance company from a theft at my home last year, what figures are needed?

We Answered:

Is this for taxes, or for the insurance company? For taxes, at least the "charitable donations" part, I've always said "see attached list" on the tax form, and stapled a photocopy of all the details. You can't submit electronically that way, but it sure is easier to mail it in than it is to enter a gazillion items.

Randall Said:

Does anyone know the insurance company for this policy number?

We Answered:

Try posting this question at www.lawyers.com, they have really informative message boards, there are some really helpful people who have been in the insurance industry or years, they might know.

You may have to run it through your insurance and let your insurance company handle it.

Good luck!

Helen Said:

Does the insurance company send out a list of what prescriptions you filled?

We Answered:

There isn't a master database of medications, at least not yet. However, when you sign a medical application you, sort of, "waive" HIPAA for yourself, so it's best to be honest.

The insurance companies do have lists of all claims, but generally, they don't share these lists with each other. If you apply with the same company, they will be able to see your claims.

If you are getting coverage through a group, review the language on pre-existing conditions, and remember that if you go on COBRA for a few months during this time, pre-ex will be waived when you go on the new plan, because of HIPAA.