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Sorry for your confusion. First, my staff is instructed by me to get your medical insurance information as well. We do this because some eye issues and systemic conditions (Dry eye, pink eye, diabetes, hypertension) basically anything outside of routine eye care is not covered by your vision plan but is by your medical plan. And yes we do scan it into your records, it's not VSP's policy, it's mine. I do this because because I need proof should a claim be denied, a check bounce or a bill go unpaid.
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Went in for first appointment. Had already given all the personal and pertinent information on line i.e. Name, DOB, SSN, Address, Phone, email, and DL number. We have VSP insurance, the receptionist asked for my card, VSP never gives cards, your member ID is SSN. She asked for my medical insurance, I told her that was not necessary as I have no vision benefits on medical. She asked for my ID, I gave but let her know I didnt want it scanned or copied as there was no need for that. She went to her manager, came back to me and said I wouldnt be able to have my appointment because I said no to copy of ID. I spoke with the manager who said that its theirs and VSPs policy to ensure identity. I said I have already given and shown all personal and pertinent information including my ID. She then said I can be self pay. I called VSP, filed formal complaint, and representative told me that its not their policy to have copies made or scanned of IDs. Representative stated they have asked offices just to look at IDs to ensure identity. So I was denied care due to a personal preference. I do know that doctors offices, hospitals ask for ID, but never scan, and especially did not deny care if a patient says no. We have that right not to have our picture taken, and physical IDs scanned or copied. Its unnecessary and has nothing, nothing to do with a vision exam.