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After having knee surgery, Izzy Benasso's insurance company was billed $96,337 by the hospital. She ended up paying $357 out of pocket for the surgery. But she also received notice of an additional charge, from an out-of-network surgical assistant who was part of her operation.pic.twitter.com/N7UrGThvKW
In our partnership with @KHNews & @NPR, we examine one woman's claim that she received a surprise out-of-network bill for a knee surgery performed by an in-network doctor.
@RosenthalHealth discusses why people are getting these bills & what patients need to know to avoid them.pic.twitter.com/T3PDxvmKeN
CBS empowers women and 2 very feminine men and of course VLAD
Patients need to be proactive in their dealings w/ hospitals when in a non-emergency or life threatening situation. The patient must make it clear, in writing, that only medical professionals within the patient’s insurance network may perform any billable work on them.
It sounds easy to ask and request.. but half the time ... no one is sure about who is in your network. I think when you go into the hospital that is in your network... everyone that comes into contact with you needs to be in your insurance network.
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