In case you were wondering, my bill was $1,085. Insurance paid $868. I ended up paying $217.00.
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7 comments:
thank goodness for insurance!
Thank goodness for health insurance!
Btw did include a charge for the photos you took?;)
Wow, expensive cab ride.
Seeeeee nooooo can retire...need insurance...ahem...hehe! Aw I just remembered you can get from your hubby too. NOOOOOO you cannot run away from me yet. Haha!
For real, Kat!!
I think photo taking was free, Anon. LOL!
Yup, Erick . . . but came with IV fluids.
Awwww, thanks Mich.
Go Mich! hahaha!! I agree!
Les, I figured out that at the rate that I was going, scanning charts was gonna take me 2.8 years to finish!!
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