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Was this in-network? Typically if something is in-network but applied to your deductible then the rate you pay is your insurance company's "allowed amount", th
by cbr 11y ago
Was this in-network? Typically if something is in-network but applied to your deductible then the rate you pay is your insurance company's "allowed amount", the rate they "negotiated" with the hospital for the service, and exactly "what the insurance company would pay".
- maxerickson 11y agoIt was in network. I don't believe it though. I did say I was speculating, because I don't have any evidence. I would love to see what they actually pay, assertions that they must pay the allowed amount don't really make me any less skeptical about it.