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It puts the insurance company in the driver's seat when it comes to negotiations, and it severely hampers the administrative side of medical practice performing
by OrvalWintermute 5y ago
It puts the insurance company in the driver's seat when it comes to negotiations, and it severely hampers the administrative side of medical practice performing the services, because they are in the awkward position of having to sue a patient, or put liens/garnishments against a patient's income/house. Insurance companies may not be at all helpful in this process either.