On the recordJuly 28, 2009
I guess the question is, is there a point and time on a claim, when it gets to a certain number of days, that you guys say, we fix this; we fix it now?
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congress.govI guess the question is, is there a point and time on a claim, when it gets to a certain number of days, that you guys say, we fix this; we fix it now?
Tester inquires about the urgency in resolving delayed claims.
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