After working in a hospital for over 15 years, I finally got to experience what it’s like to be a patient.

[tycho1572]

After talking with a friend who works in the lab where I had the second tests done, I’m confident about those results being accurate. She explained how the equipment is tested and calibrated every 24 hours.

 

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Because of the discrepancies, I’ll now be getting more bloodwork done next week. smh

 

[tycho1572]

It was an ordeal I hope to never experience again.

Do you feel it's important to have health insurance that allows you to be able to get regular checkups at little to no cost?

I would encourage everyone to work hard and find a company that provides good health insurance.

 

[tycho1572]

My ins. has currently paid 100% of 3 Dr. bills. I paid $11 for radiology.

 

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I recently learned that I don’t even have a copay for my Dr. visits.

 

[tycho1572]

Got another letter from my ins company saying they paid 100% of another bill. Wtf?

I’m confused because they haven’t charged me the $250 deductible, and have removed the $10 copayment I normally have for a Dr. visit.

 

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Am I seeing/experiencing what an insurance company can do under a Trump administration?