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Blood testing is ideally (and realistically) something EVERYONE should have access to, and should probably be done yearly. The potential market is anyone who re
by coralreef 12y ago
Blood testing is ideally (and realistically) something EVERYONE should have access to, and should probably be done yearly. The potential market is anyone who receives health care.
- eitally 12y agoAnd for any non-Americans around here, a [reasonably] complete blood panel in the US will carry a ~$1000 price tag, which insurance may or may not cover.
- easytiger 12y agoA complete blood profile in uk from a private clinic (completely non NHS) is £95.00 + say £160.00 for hormone screening. So yea, that still doesn't make sense.
- krschultz 12y agoIt's hard to put a number on it. I can get the basic screen at a doctor in the US for $200. Throw in some more specific stuff, it goes up to $1500 or so. I have a medical condition that requires a blood test every 4 months in that price range. Thankfully insurance covers it, but checking one box on the list of things to test increases the price 800% for reasons that I don't understand.
- gmarx 12y agoWhy and why?