Yep, exactly. They don't tell you how much it costs, and how little your insurance is going to cover. And they also don't tell you that they could've detected k

Yep, exactly. They don't tell you how much it costs, and how little your insurance is going to cover. And they also don't tell you that they could've detected kidney stones without a year's supply of radiation into your abdomen, and without all the expense, by using an ultrasound instead. You learn that after researching the matter after you feel better and get your bill in the mail. You go there in the worst pain of your life (kidney stones are truly terrifying), and you think they're there to help you. Not use you to pay for their fancy, unnecessary, dangerous toys.