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Quite probably the physician got 10-20% of that supposedly charged amount, possibly less, and from what (s)he received was paying a variety of expenses includin
by fencepost 7y ago
Quite probably the physician got 10-20% of that supposedly charged amount, possibly less, and from what (s)he received was paying a variety of expenses including a billing person to deal with the insurance company.
If you have the procedure codes that were billed you can likely look up the Medicare reimbursement rates for them. Private insurance would pay more than that, but not orders of magnitude more.
- indymike 7y agoYou've explained the problem in healthcare well: 80-90% of the cost of seeing a physician is not seeing the physician.