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💬 AI prompt: Know what kind of plan you have
Who makes the rules for your insurance — your state, your employer, or Medicare — decides where you complain when something goes wrong.
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Help me figure out what kind of health coverage I have. Ask me up to 6 yes/no questions (for example: do I get it through work, does my card mention an employer name, does my plan booklet mention ERISA or 'self-funded' or 'administrator'). Then tell me which kind it probably is and which documents or phone number would confirm it. Do not give me medical, legal or financial advice and do not diagnose anything. Stop once you've given the likely type and how to confirm it.
How to use it
- Open Grok Bot, ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude — any of them works.
- Paste the prompt and fill in every [bracket]. Black out names, account numbers and member IDs first.
- Read the answer and double-check anything important before you act on it.
Not medical, legal or financial advice. The AI drafts; you decide and you press send.
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The four numbers that decide what you pay
Your plan has a monthly fee, a starting amount you pay first, then a share you split, and a yearly limit after which the plan pays everything.
In network vs out of network
'In network' means the doctor has a price deal with your insurance; 'out of network' means they don't, and you can end up paying much more.
Read your EOB before you pay any bill
The 'Explanation of Benefits' letter from your insurance shows what you really owe, so check it before paying the doctor's bill.
What prior authorization really is
Prior authorization means your insurance wants your doctor to prove you need a medicine or test before they'll pay for it.
Rung 1: peer-to-peer and a resubmission
Before a formal appeal, your doctor can call the insurance company's doctor and explain why you need the treatment.