I believe it's customary for the insurance carrier to review medical records. Unfortunately they have to do this because there are people out there who try to scam the system. So the insurance carriers do this to verify people's injury claims. Essentially, they want to make sure that the injury is the result of a work related incident and not someone trying to scam them. They are most likely trying to insure that the injury wasn't there prior to the incident. And if the carrier is required to pay long term benefits because the person is unable to work, the insurance will want to insure that the person is truly in such a dire situation and not faking it. A review of the medical records will help them to determine this.
if you answer "Other" to the question
To see what your losses are.
YES
a copy of an authorization
No, if they have information of a third or first party carrier who is liable for accident related costs, they can make a claim directly to that carrier.
The Mixed Medical Commission
What EXACTLY does the questioner mean by, "medical contact information?" If by that you mean who is listed as your next of kin, or whom to notify in case of an emergency, I'm pretty sure that THAT information is not covered under HIPPA. Only your specific medical diagnosis, condition, treatment and meds are covered as confidential.
blue cross blue shield
A parent's authorization letter for a child's school field trip should include the child's name, the date and destination of the trip, contact information for the parent, any medical conditions or allergies the child has, emergency contact information, and a statement giving permission for the child to participate in the field trip.
AnswerA doctor or hospital can get any information from an insurance company that is needed to fill out a claim form. This includes name address etc.
Generally they just pay medical costs unless you can illustrate other losses.
Get StartedThe Medical Treatment Authorization for a Minor document is used by a parent to authorize a child care provider, parent, or other responsible person to obtain medical treatment for a child. For example, if a parent will be separated from a child for a few days or even a few hours, the parent may wish to give the care provider some medical instructions and the authority to obtain at least emergency medical treatment.In addition to granting the authority to obtain medical treatment, this document also allows you to provide information regarding a physician, a preferred hospital, health insurance, and medications. It is also recommended that you provide contact information for the parent(s).