›› About Insurance Claims

The investigation of insurance claims relating to medical care is very specialist area, and one in which Dr Peter L d'Ambrumenil has been heavily involved for many years.

Most such claims can be resolved by means of telephone calls to treating doctors, and this means that the cost of the investigation is low whilst the saving is massive. That is not to say that most claims are anything but genuine; however there is a definitely significant minority whose basis is, to say the least, fraudulent.

A doctor is the one person who can easily discuss and decide upon the necessity for a given course of treatment, and Dr Peter L d'Ambrumenil has found that, by speaking to a doctor, it is more often than not, the case that it is eventually decided that such claims dissolve or are made much less significant.

On rare occasions, it may be necessary for the investigator to travel to the hospital to investigate personally, and decide how the insurers should respond to the claim. It is almost always that such a trip results in a massive saving to the insurer.

Which country is involved does not necessarily determine the outcome, or even the number or size of claim. The exposure to excessive costs is not restricted to those countries which one normally associates with such over charging.

In a few cases, it is possible for the investigator to arrange to repatriate the patient from the hospital, and act as an escort, enabling the evacuation to take place immediately

Insurers and Loss Adjusters can contact the company at the address on the contact page or by E-mail.

Don't wait: contact us now and be assured of a rapid and effective response to your problem.

If you are insured, and you are not certain if your insurance carrier will meet the cost of the proposed trip, ask the company to investigate and obtain the necessary authority. This is a service the company will willingly undertake for any prospective client.

When making such an enquiry, be sure to provide full details of the policy and the issuer, along with a copy of all correspondence you have obtained relating to the claim