Claims and pre-authorisation support

Understand when approval is required, how claims are handled and what members and providers must do.

Why pre-authorisation matters

Pre-authorisation helps confirm eligibility, clinical need, plan benefits, provider status and cost rules before selected services are delivered

Services that may require approval

Admissions, surgeries, advanced diagnostics, specialist referrals, emergency admissions after stabilisation, chronic-care programmes, high-cost medicines and selected procedures may require approval.

Member responsibility

Use eligible providers, present your ID, follow referral and authorisation rules, provide accurate information and contact LifeCome support if unclear.

Provider responsibility

Verify membership, submit clinical notes where required, obtain authorisation before eligible services and submit complete claims documentation.

Claims review

LifeCome HMO reviews claims for eligibility, documentation, tariff compliance, duplicate billing, fraud indicators and plan rules.

Reimbursement note

Out-of-pocket reimbursement, where applicable, is subject to prior rules, documentation, approval and benefit limits. Members should avoid self-paying without guidance unless urgent circumstances require it.