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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

postulater

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2. What's your co-pay?

Reply to 47of74 (Original post)

Thu Jan 19, 2012, 12:47 AM

Jan 2012

Sometimes the copayment is higher than the actual contracted fee. Check on the fees.

If you have a high deductible out of network Ask if they will accept the in-network fee schedule. Let them know if you are having money trouble and they may help you out.

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F--k [View all] 47of74 Jan 2012 OP

You're supposed to cough up out of pocket Warpy Jan 2012 #1

What's your co-pay? postulater Jan 2012 #2

Good advice. n/t MedicalAdmin Jan 2012 #3

Definitely excellent advice. My nephrologist said to me, no matter what, don't stop coming. We can tpsbmam Jan 2012 #5

Bring the list of in-network chiros to your present chiro, and ask for a referral. He will be Nay Jan 2012 #4

Some good news here 47of74 Feb 2012 #6