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Old 04-08-2016, 09:15 AM
 
Location: Hiding from Antifa!
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I wish that was the extent of it. I actually had a simple procedure in/out the same day with some mild anesthesia and the total bill was $16k, $4k of which was literally billed as "Other adjustments" and I couldn't get an answer to what it was other than "why are you so concerned, its covered by your insurance provider" and quiet frankly after 20 minutes of questions I didn't have the time anymore.

This is why I'm so annoyed that we are not addressing the actual issues with health care pricing though, and instead seem to just be trying to shift the cost without fixing it.
Unfortunately, it comes down to them saying, "The bigger piece of the pie we get from either the government or the insurance companies, the better service we can be to the local community in the long term. Shut u and sign this so we will all be better off."
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Old 04-08-2016, 04:00 PM
 
Location: Texas
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Btw, sanders has no plan in regards to healthcare. No politician does. They don't understand how the business works from coding, to billing, to rate setting, to how premiums are calculated, to transaction sets, to regulations, to individual vs employer vs aso vs trad Medicare vs ma vs Medicaid vs Mco vs aco, etc...

It's too complex therefore they resort to soundbites and bs. People buy it. It's sad.
No reason for it to be complicated.
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