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Originally Posted by Seanette
Actually, they do, since the insurance company uses that as part of your identifying info when you enroll (I've done health insurance enrollments).
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I've never worked in the healthcare field, but I do work for a company whose main product is data matching used extensively in the healthcare industry. If a doctor has my name, DOB, address, phone number, employer name and insurance carrier, group number and insured ID number, they really don't need my SSN to submit a claim. If they do, then the insurance company seriously needs to get a better data-matching algorithm.
