Florida All X-Ray Settlement (GEICO PIP Benefits)
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What happened
GEICO allegedly misinterpreted Florida No-Fault Law when calculating personal injury protection (PIP) insurance reimbursements to health care providers. GEICO allegedly failed to use the highest allowable amount under Medicare Part B for 2007 and improperly included a budget neutrality reduction in its payment calculations, resulting in underpayment of PIP benefits. GEICO denies wrongdoing and contends it complied with its obligations.
Do you qualify?
Florida health care providers who hold an assignment of benefits from a GEICO insurance policy and submitted claims for PIP reimbursement between September 18, 2015 and August 12, 2024, where GEICO allowed an amount less than the highest allowable amount under Medicare Part B for 2007 and issued payment based on that lower amount.
How to file
Submit a completed Settlement Claim Form by February 24, 2025 via First Class Mail (postmarked) or through the Settlement Website portal. The form must document the medical services and charges submitted to GEICO under the assignment of benefits during the class period.
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