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by zaroth
2641 days ago
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How is that a fair representation of what I proposed? I think part of the problem is absolutely opaque, discriminatory, and predatory pricing. I went to get a basic blood count last month. I gave the lab my insurance card, but they must have copied a number wrong, because when I got the bill they had me down as self insured, and had a bill which said; Lab Services : $1,541.00
Patient Adjust : -$ 385.25
Total Due : $1,155.75
I called back and gave them my insurance card and they said ignore the bill a new one will come in the mail.Last week I got the new bill: Lab Services : $ 17.12
Insurance Pay : $ 12.12
Total Due : $ 5.00
Yes, I absolutely think it should be illegal to try to bilk a cash carrying customer over $1,000 for a $17 blood count test. |
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