No, but these last 8 years we've had a very volatile market. Especially in the past 3 months... Bush was still riding the Clinton wave of a decent economy, the first time. He was dying from his 1st term's mistakes in '04. Today, he is the reason Obama has won the election.
Time Limits for Filing Claims. All Medicaid claims must be received within 365 days of the first date of service in order to be accepted for processing and payment. If the client has other insurance and the claim is past the 365 day limit then an exception will be allowed to process the claim if the other insurance EOB is within the past 90 days. The claim and supporting documentation to prove timely filing must be submitted on the appropriate paper claim form to your Provider Representative. Claims Payment
However, the filing limit is extended another full year if the service was provided during the last three months of the year. Whenever the last day for timely filing of a claim falls on a Saturday, Sunday, federal non-workday or legal holiday, the claim will be considered filed timely if it is filed on the next workday. Claims filed later than the filing limit will be denied. Providers may only collect the normal coinsurance that would have applied, as well as any unmet deductible, from the beneficiary. Medicare assigned claims filed more than one year from the service date, payment will be reduced by 10 percent.