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It’s getting into territory that’s beyond my complete comprehension and ability to explain. There’s also a difference between what’s technically possible and w
by SkyPuncher 4y ago
It’s getting into territory that’s beyond my complete comprehension and ability to explain. There’s also a difference between what’s technically possible and what’s practical. Most places aren’t putting the effort into splitting.
If your doctor accepts insurance, they’re likely treating everything as though it’s covered by HIPAA. If your doctor is cash-only, then they are not bound by HIPAA (unless they have some other agreement that binds them).