kchiu20

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   by kchiu20 3y ago

   hm so you shouldn't have been required to submit an email after the initial search (there's a check box to dismiss it). When you say you entered some details, are you saying after you searched, saw results, and tried to book someo
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   by kchiu20 3y ago

   Great question! So particularly if you have a high deductible health plan (which has become the most popular plan for Americans over the last decade) or a plan with a copay that doesn't cover every service (which is most plans), it&#x2
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   by kchiu20 3y ago

   Good question - so the problem we're focused on solving and that we've personally experienced is surprise medical bills, which generally only happen if you have health insurance. The Transparency in Coverage Rule that went into ef
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   by kchiu20 3y ago

   Yes, we do! There is a procedure code and corresponding rate for each type of medical procedure/service that can be done, and that includes ER visits. For example, when I went to the ER for an ankle issue, I was billed for https:&#x2F