If AOB not signed who will be responsible to pay?

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The responsible party for payment if AOB is not signed depends on the specific circumstances and agreements between the parties involved.

If the AOB (Assignment of Benefits) is not signed, the responsibility for payment may fall on the patient themselves.
In some cases, the healthcare provider may still bill the insurance company directly, but without the AOB, the patient may be responsible for any unpaid amounts.
If there is a third-party involved, such as a legal guardian or a responsible party designated in a healthcare proxy, they may be responsible for payment if the AOB is not signed.
It is important to review the terms and conditions of the specific insurance policy and any agreements between the patient and the healthcare provider to determine the responsible party if the AOB is not signed.

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