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And I thought my $1000 deductable was bad! Sorry to hear this. I have "met my deductable for a few years in a row now and spent thousands over that!
It is funny (not) how the insurance company can reduce the price if it is submitted to them. My labs for TSH and free t4 would cost me $246.81 if I didn't go through insurance. The final amount the lab will get is $28.20. BCBS disallows $218.61 !
Luckily I work for Quest and don't even have to pay for that.
My Dr. wants to refer me to a specialist, but I just don't have the money to pay for more tests right now. I told her would go when I get some of my bills paid down.
It is funny (not) how the insurance company can reduce the price if it is submitted to them. My labs for TSH and free t4 would cost me $246.81 if I didn't go through insurance. The final amount the lab will get is $28.20. BCBS disallows $218.61 !
Luckily I work for Quest and don't even have to pay for that.
Something is not right here.
My Dr. wants to refer me to a specialist, but I just don't have the money to pay for more tests right now. I told her would go when I get some of my bills paid down.
It *****.