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I think you actually have this kind of backwards. For example, when I broke my toe last year I had to wear a boot for 6 weeks. I didn't really have a choice b
by eitally 10y ago
I think you actually have this kind of backwards. For example, when I broke my toe last year I had to wear a boot for 6 weeks. I didn't really have a choice but to let my Dr give me one, given my inability to walk without crutches or a plaster cast otherwise. I received a bill from them for $384 a couple weeks later. It was the first bill I disputed with my insurance company, using the fact that I could buy the identical product on Amazon (and a number of other online retailers) for <$80. Aetna was just "tough luck" and paid ~$200 of it, leaving me to pay the other ~$200. Things like this happening are just plain stupid.
- lostlogin 10y agoI'm missing your point I think - how does jmcgough have things backwards? It sounds like you had issues with a private company? In a country with a socialised healthcare system you wouldn't get a bill and the company selling the moon boot wouldn't get paid nearly as much.