The insurance company says they need more documentation before they can release payment. What does that mean?

It means the claim is not yet fully supported in the carrier's eyes, and payment will be delayed until it is. Insurance carriers are within their rights to require organized, thorough documentation before releasing funds, and they will often use incomplete records as a reason to slow things down. This is one of the core reasons to have Clarke & Cohen involved from the start. We build the documentation package the carrier needs, submit it in the format they expect, and follow up to make sure nothing sits unanswered on their desk.

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