Legal Question in Administrative Law in New York

invoiced years later for medical service
Hello, I was perscribed a bone stimulator device by my doctor in 2004 for a fracture that was healing inproperly. I was fitted for and given this device by the orthopedic company's sales rep. who submitted the invoice to my insurance company. I received a letter shortly thereafter from my insurance company that the claim was denied by my insurance, but heard nothing from either party again. This month I received an invoice for over $3000 for this device. Is there a statute of limitations on when they can invoice me for this product that my insurance denied payment on?

Asked on 4/21/08, 10:59 am

jeffrey lazroe Jeffrey A. Lazroe attorney at law

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Re: invoiced years later for medical service

There is a 6 year statute of limitations on contract actions.

How did you fracture your leg? Why is it not healing property? what is the status of your injury as of this date?

Answered on 4/27/08, 3:35 pm

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