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Thanks I edited my comment to say it's called coinsurance. But the point is the same, and in my experience it is not always based on the final negotiated amount

Thanks I edited my comment to say it's called coinsurance. But the point is the same, and in my experience it is not always based on the final negotiated amount actually paid to the healthcare provider.

IG_Semmelweiss 5y ago
its probably because EOBs are convoluted but that's most certainly not what you saw, because what you claim to have seen would be very serious fraud. Medical billing is not to be messed with.
sjg007 5y ago
It should be 10% of the insurance negotiated amount.