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The sad part is that they usually truly don't. Because not only do hospitals have largely-fictional rates they try to pass to insurers, there are also the medi
by roc 14y ago
The sad part is that they usually truly don't.
Because not only do hospitals have largely-fictional rates they try to pass to insurers, there are also the medicare rates, the medicaid rates, the rates they pass to those trying to pay out-of-pocket, the rates for the generic equivalent they'll switch to after you agree to a drug/procedure due to your coverage, the discounted rates they pass to people who will almost certainly let the bill go to collections if it isn't heavily discounted, etc.