How to complete the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan subrogation form

If you’ve received a subrogation letter from Blue Cross and are ready to fill out the required form online – you can get started now.

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Still have questions about subrogation or how to fill out the form? We have answers to help you through the process.

What's subrogation?

Subrogation is the process of getting the responsible party's insurance company to pay when someone is injured.

How it works

Subrogation protects members from paying medical costs that should be paid by whoever is responsible. Situations that may lead to subrogation include:

  • Being involved in a car accident that isn’t your fault
  • Being injured on the job
  • Someone hurts you; this is a personal injury
  • A doctor does something that hurts you; this could be medical malpractice

If you've gotten a subrogation letter from Blue Cross, then your next step is to log in and fill out the subrogation form.

Need a subrogation letter?

If you haven’t received a subrogation letter, you can request one from the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Subrogation Department.

 

Don’t have online access?

If you’ve received a subrogation letter but don’t have online access, use the Subrogation Request Questionnaire (PDF). Fill out this form to describe your injury, then send it to Blue Cross at:

  • Email: subrogationunit@bcbsm.com
  • Fax us:
    BCBSM members: 1-877-257-2012
    BCN members: 1-866-808-2823
  • Write us: 
    Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
    Subrogation Department
    232 S. Capitol Ave., L09A
    Lansing, MI  48933-1504
  • Call us:
    BCBSM members: 1-866-296-3975
    BCN members: 1-800-662-6667

Is someone helping you fill out the questionnaire?

If a family member or advisor is helping you fill out your questionnaire, they can view the questionnaire without logging in order to assist you.

 

Michigan's no-fault auto insurance law

If you’re looking for information about Michigan’s no-fault auto insurance law, you can read how it affects Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan members, or Medicare members.