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Part of the problem is that for many procedures, there are subprocedures or emergency measures or just unexpected routes that doctors have to take in order to c
by lr4444lr 7y ago
Part of the problem is that for many procedures, there are subprocedures or emergency measures or just unexpected routes that doctors have to take in order to complete the objective you did consent to which tack on charges. But TBH, I'm not convinced why they shouldn't just be forced to eat these costs as a matter of labor contingency like every other business, and raise the overall procedure cost to an amount that would cover the odds of this happening and tell us up front.
- frogperson 7y agoI agree. If i contract to have a house built, I understand there can be over runs, but those are treated as a special case. I still know, with fairly good certainty, what the final cost will be up front.