My wife went into anaphylaxis at an urgent care facility. The doctor there administered an epi and then called 911 to get an ambulance to the nearest hospital.

My wife went into anaphylaxis at an urgent care facility. The doctor there administered an epi and then called 911 to get an ambulance to the nearest hospital. We ended up getting a >$2,000 bill for a 10 minute ambulance ride because the ambulance company was out-of-network. The ambulance company then had the audacity to send the bill to collections before the 30 day pay period even expired... So yea, even if you have good insurance you can still get bit by these issues in emergencies! Unfortunately, this new bill does not even address the out of network ambulance issue.