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I don't think I have an issue with $60 Ibuprofen (or one thing being upcharged), it's everything being so upcharged, with the expectation that it's going to be

I don't think I have an issue with $60 Ibuprofen (or one thing being upcharged), it's everything being so upcharged, with the expectation that it's going to be negotiated down by an insurance company, and then if you don't have insurance, they try to get you to (or at least pretend) that they haven't overinflated everything and you owe them every penny, unless you just don't pay them, and only then will they consider accepting less.

lolsal 8y ago
> it's everything being so upcharged, with the expectation that it's going to be negotiated down by an insurance company I agree with you 1000%. Highball the bill to the insurance company - fight with them - send the leftovers to the patient. That is totally unfair.