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I have an app from my health insurance company to see if a hospital is contracted with them (similar to what they call "in network" in the USA). It's as simple
by systemtest 3y ago
I have an app from my health insurance company to see if a hospital is contracted with them (similar to what they call "in network" in the USA). It's as simple as typing in the procedure and my zipcode and it shows me contracted hospitals near me. I always check it before I schedule an appointment.
Alternatively I could also get insured with a company that covers all hospitals but those have higher premiums (around €50 per month extra).
- ecommerceguy 3y ago>>I have an app from my health insurance company I do too. I'm in the USA. Most US carriers provide an app. My app also shows Prescriptions, how much of my deductible is left, provider search, my ID card, EOBs claims and treatment cost estimates. >>Alternatively I could also get insured with a company that covers all hospitals but those have higher premiums Whoah we in America thought all insurance and healthcare is free in eurolands! (i'm being sarcastic, some of us realize the truth, some on the left dont.)