Have you ever examined one of those 90-page medical bills where the hospital is charging $9.50 every time they use a Q-tip?
If you have good insurance, it says, "Well, your total bill is $97,000, but we're adjusting it down by $20,000 and your insurance company is paying $76,950, so you owe us $50."
And if you have bad insurance, it says, "Well, your total bill is $97,000, but we're adjusting it down by $80,000 and you owe us $17,000."
But if you have no insurance, and you just go to the hospital and say, "What will you charge me for this operation if I pay you cash?" they say, "Okay, well it's $97,000, but we'll do it for $5,000."
So here's my question. Is the hospital lying? Or are the doctors lying? Or are the insurance companies lying? Or is it just the accounting firms?
Thomas Backman
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