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Why would it go viral? Everyone knows insurance pays a far lower rate than billed rate.. Ok, everyone with 1/2 a brand and not some freaky obsession of hate for the tea partiers..
Why would it go viral? Everyone knows insurance pays a far lower rate than billed rate.. Ok, everyone with 1/2 a brand and not some freaky obsession of hate for the tea partiers.
Viral because foreigners are astounded that Americans pay insurance premiums and still get a $11,000 bill.
Why would it go viral? Everyone knows insurance pays a far lower rate than billed rate.. Ok, everyone with 1/2 a brand and not some freaky obsession of hate for the tea partiers..
Most of us with private insurance are familiar with this. I had to have an MRI last spring and the bill was $6,000. Of course, when all was said and done, the agreed amount for insurance was around $900. I'm surprised Tricare, VA and SS were not mentioned.
Most of us with private insurance are familiar with this. I had to have an MRI last spring and the bill was $6,000. Of course, when all was said and done, the agreed amount for insurance was around $900. I'm surprised Tricare, VA and SS were not mentioned.
You must be on one of those programs. Most people who complain about the ACA are.
What about the people without insurance what are they supposed to pay. I guess they are on their own without insurance and the gubbermint to negotiate the rates.
I think it's for the tax write-offs if the deadbeats that don't have insurance don't pay their bills. There's usually also a cash discount for those who do pay.
This is unsustainable and just a stepping stone to socialized medicine.
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