Posted by willie in mn on February 02, 2014 at 04:07:21 from (64.12.116.16):
In Reply to: Medicare EOB Statment posted by Hobo,NC on February 01, 2014 at 18:30:50:
And when you question the amount they won't give a straight answer. "Emergency room is expensive" blah blah woof woof. Short time ago Puppy got carried away & nipped my thumb. Since I couldn't remember the last one, I decided to get a tetanus shot. They gave me the shot & put a dab of ointment on the tooth mark. Price was 9 bucks for 1/10 gram ointment plus 25 bucks to smear it on. There were other outrageous charges that I bargained down to 25%. Minimum of $1800 to walk in the door, whether or not they actually do anything. Tetanus shot was somewhere around 350 bucks, don't remember exactly. Retail price of the same ointment is $2.90 per ounce, 28 grams, 280 doses. That's $2520 per ounce, or 900 time the retail price. No need for emergency room, I walked in the door bright eyed & bushy tailed at 9am, no big hurry. Any time there is a chance insurance can be involved is the same. If you take your car to body shop for a few dents or sctatches not covered, watch the price. It was a few years ago & I'm sure rates are higher now, but when I had mine in for accident repair i was floored. Sign said - IF insurance covered, rate was $49 per hour. Owner cash payment rate was $ 78 per hour. A city owned vehicle had hit me in the side, their insurance paid, actually sent check based on written bid.. When done, the bill was almost double the written bid. I told them to take it up with the City if they wanted more. Willie
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